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Red Bills & ShelDuck


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Spur Wing & ShelDuck


Spur Wings I was draggin' to the pile.


Shell Duck & ?


Fella mainly shot from this position where he was positioned as a blocker.


He tried the 4 wheeler while hunting Francolin & Guinea Fowl over GSPs.




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GREAT adventure !!
Thank you for sharing
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Glad to do it. For Spur Wings, Gypos, etc. the fella had a chair & landed up just being positioned between the blind & a roll of peanuts. Yes, a roll of peanuts. You would not wave the geese off from coming in......






Sunset on the 1st day looking across a field of sunflowers, the field type to attract more doves & pigeons that you can bare to shoot. I had mentioned the film crews, but all bailed and it was just the couple from Georgia & myself on the adventure.


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Originally Posted By: 2-piper
Do you per chance have a full view of the lathe in the first picture. I love old lathes.....




Sure, I do, sort of:




Then full image of another machine:






Antlers from Czech area in shop....

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Raimey,
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I'm a "tool junkie" also. It looks like the Magdeburg is used mostly for polishing. I couldn't see the make of the other one, due to glare, but it looked like it was the one they used most of the time.
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Ford:

Unfortunately I don't have any images that show the name. But if I remember correctly, and Wolfgang correct me, the Magdeburg was set up to do some task on the action of the '98 Mauser.


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Thank you, Raimey. Great pictures.

That must have been a super hunt, with all the different species to enjoy.

What guns did you use?

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Stan:

It was an outstanding hunt, and actually hunted, offering the most diversity that I have seen for 8 straight days within 15 to 45 minutes of my accommodations. The initial planning was fluid & I really didn't fully commit until it was too late to complete the paperwork for bringing my own double so right out of the gate I opted to borrow the outfitter's Miroku 12 bore O/U. Slightly heavy, but I had zero issues shooting 7s and on up to 4s but I am not a fan of a single trigger. I'd highly recommend a go before the whole of the property gets re-distributed.

There were some small quail that I didn't show & also a protected dove, of which I did not get an image. I saw several but did not get an image.

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Always something different to see:





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Sounds like you had an outstanding gamebird safari. And as noted, quite an adventure. Gil

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