Sporting Writers who used Parker Shotguns?

[stumpstalker]

Maybe at least an asterisk for Hal Lyman, as I am not aware of his having written any hunting stories.

He was a SALT WATER SPORTSMAN magazine colleague of Frank Woolner, who wrote TIMBERDOODLE! and GROUSE and GROUSE HUNTING, and with whom he collaborated on fishing books, and is photographed and cited in Woolner’s bird hunting stories, albeit described as “lost without his 16-gauge English double”. But, he did own a Parker Invincible.

[birddogdoc]

My friend Tom Keer hunts with a few Parkers

[todd allen]

Originally Posted by Greg Baehman

Larry Brown writes a column for each bi-monthly issue in the Pointing Dog Journal and is the author of the long ago sold-out book A Pheasant Hunter's Notebook has owned several Parkers and Parker Reproductions. Larry currently owns and shoots a Parker Reproduction DHE 20/16 bi-gauge set.

I know Larry. He's the guy on the right with a Parker Repro. I'm on the left, with an H&H RSE
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[Researcher]

At one time Larry had one of the rather scarce Savage-era 16-gauge Fox-Sterlingworths built on the flat-sided SP-frame.

[Harold Pickens]

Steve Smith at one time wrote about hunting grouse and woodcock with his VH 16.

[Harold Pickens]

Contemporary outdoor writer and PGCA member Garhart Stephenson hunts with a 10 ga Parker EH.

[Mills]

Also Isaac McLellan, the poet of the rod and gun

[MarketHunter]

Destry L. Hoffard, Double Gun Journal author and occasional waterfowl columnist for the national organ of Waterfowl USA shoots a Parker. Hah!