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What, one .410 is not enough for you? Serioiusly, that's a nice looking pair of smallbores. The bull red is not bad either. 5 pounds or so? Make a nice court bouillon.
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Now THAT'S the way to have some fun! Great pictures James.
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What a day to remember and a great picture to help. When I grow up I want a .410 and a boat.
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Two questions here: What is the bird? And what is the fish? Great looking fish.... And isn't the Parker in that pic a 28ga?
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No Richard, it's a .410. The sculpting of the barrels at the forward end of the flats is a dead giveaway of a Parker .410
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I appreciate all the responses.
Dean is right on the Parker,a VHE, the other is a Field grade L.C. Smith also a .410. These are a lot of fun and effective (within their limits) on Rail birds where we hunt them. The Bird: Clapper Rail (Rallus longirostris) aka Virginia rail, mud hen, marsh hen common in the marshes of the East coast. The Fish: Red Drum (Sciaenops ocellatus) aka spottail bass, bull red, red fish, reds. James |
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One word, vicariously
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I guess I was looking at the shells and one looks larger than the other; must just be hiding part of it. That fish looks like a natural for the grill!
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