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Unread 05-18-2020, 03:23 PM   #21
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Ol’ Doc Hayward probably only used it to scare away the chicken hawks swooping in on Taunton and his chicken yard.



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have this magazine with this chicken hawk making off with his prize hen...in the south I guess a big chicken hawk was the most dispized thing out there...charlie
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Probably just about anywhere in rural America in those times.





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Looks like Dr. Hayward liked English Setters...from American Kennel Register, January 1885, entries 1950,1951,1955 and 1958.

I always enjoy researching the original Parker owners.

Maybe this wasn't his only Parker...

Edit: Entry 1950 was cut from the picture I made and the names are mixed up on entry 1951 however 1955 and 1958 list the owner of this 10 gauge lifter
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If he had an affinity for English setters he most likely had a small bore ot two.





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