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			Hi Angel ,Thank you ,How have you been ,haven't spoken with you in a while !  I have my Doubles Pin already ,a number of years ago ,I shot a Double in Quail with my 16 Ga. Trojan .,I just haven't made the list yet ! A good solid Point from my old Brit Maggie and a huge covey of Birds and a whole lot of LUCK !
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Nice goin Russ....Doubles on crows counts....I hate crows..... 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			 
		
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			Doign good Russ. Working like a dog! I booked a quail hunt come october, hopefully I'll earn my pin then. And I'll take all the luck I can get.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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			Russ when there in the trees and a little far out for the 16 a 55gr Ballistic Tip from a 22/250 will really put them through the shredder.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Rich ,I have a good Friend / Gunsmith ,that just built a Thumb Hole Custom 243 for me from a Model 98 Mauser Base ,the gun will cut the same hole all day long  off the bench , even with me shooting it ,but with my Rifle shooting skills ,I am sorry to say ,that old Crow with me shooting off hand is a lot safer sitting in that tree ,than when he is flying if I have one of those old Parker guns in my hands , the trick is to get the rascals close enough to ya! In this case ,I guess you might say I was " Hunting Over Bait " .
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Angel ,Sounds to me like you are anxiously awaiting Oct. ,I know I am and I have no hunts booked ,just the usual outings ! I don't know if you have done much Quail hunting ,I never have ,I was invited on a Preserve hunt years ago for Quail and Pheasant ,The Phes. were simple enough but my first encounter with Gentleman Bob ,was a little different ! After shooting up close to a box of 16 Ga. shells out of my old Trojan ,and having not one Bob to show for it and enough ribbing to last a life time ,one of my hunting cronies that carried a 16 Ga. Sterlingworth and seemed to be able to hit anything that flew ,ask about my chokes and I said Full and Fuller ,he handed me a handful of Spreader loads and things changed quickly ! Just a suggestion ,but if I were going on a Booked Quail hunt ,I would stock up with some Spreader Loads ,those little birds fly like little bullets !  Have fun ! We will all be waiting for stories and pictures !     Russ
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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			Russ, it's gonna be my first time and I can't wait. I've been reading the hunting stories you guys put up and I've been taking notes. I got me a flat of spreader shot from Poly Wad. I also have tight chokes on my 16 ga.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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