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Devlin

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One of the things I always enjoy is the photos posted here. I'll show you mine if you show me yours...and I'll go first! :wink:


Quail hunting in Baja California (Mexico)

In the field...



...and a successful morning!



Waterfowl in Montana...




And waterfowl in "Sort of Southern California"...



...including the results of a one-hour shoot that also gave us the first Canada goose we've gotten in California!
 
Gun_Dog2002

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My day started out a litte slow, but I really knew I had a good spot. Their was fresh sign so I figured it was just a matter of time…


It wasn’t long before my luck turned and I nailed a spicy striper…


Unfortunately stripers don’t have a lot of meat on them…


But there are some great recipes for them….


/Paul
 
Josh Conrad

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Canada in October. Only one in the group to shoot a Cane.


ACE and I on the maiden voyage in the boat that I built in the offseason.



Getting Ready for Em.



Dixie’s first hunt . Dubbed “The Spoony Shoot”
I shot 6 bootlips and a Widgeon for her in 1 ½ hrs. Perfect first hunt for her.


Her fist retrieve.



Showin off her spoony

 
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Mainly the same ole thang, but we stayed on'm pretty good. I just can't seem to pull on anything but GREEN. My dad screwed me up when I was a kid.

Running Code GREEN






























 
Colonel Blimp

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The game shooting season finished on Feb 1, still a bit of coastal wildfowling time left but I need a cure for frozen hands.

The season was a bit mixed for me, I didn't get much shooting done, but put in a lot of dog work. When I did shoot it was as a graduate of the Stevie Wonder Shooting School! Must get some clays in.

Lab "Ross" was operated on to remove a load of plastic from his tummy (more about that after the court case!) but recovered remarkably well and got a few days in at the end. BLM "Jacko" surprised me by just how well he did. I managed 39 days afield; combined with my two days a week in the gym I'm the fittest I've been in 20 years.

The final day was just a knock about with fellow beaters, pickers up and 'keepers from the local estate.


And here is me i/c game cart snatching a quick coffee at days end. If you think I look tired, I am. I carried most of those b****y birds (180 ish) up some very steep Welsh hills.


That's it from me for a bit...I'm extending the cottage and Management says I have no time for anything else until I'm done. We'll see...pigeon roosting? Bit of rabbiting with the Springer?

Regards
Eug
 
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