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10-20-2012, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by charlie cleveland
what a beauty of a bird...and parkers too..really like the shot of the old trailer with guns and bird.... charlie
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Hi Charlie,
I sat down and looked at the color on this bird and was just amazed. We parked the truck at an old farm and there is old iron and implements everywhere. It is like time forgot this place. I suspect everyone who chases upland birds finds places like this. We are blessed to have many open places like this to enjoy.
Patrick
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