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Since I constructed the horse, let me clarify -- it's sides were not "named" and "unnamed". The sides of this horse are "polite" and "impolite". Despite attempts to change to another horse, the first fall off this horse occurred in a put-down of the unnamed -- a fall on the impolite side. Named and unnamed alike are found on both sides.

Is this sideshow horse almost dead?

I now know more about HomelessJoe and relize he ain't homeless sleeping under a underpass and useing a libary computer to post here.He is a hunter that like sidelocks and most likely has knowledge to share and thats the reason of the post,just abit more info of who a person realy is. Truth is Knowing Jim and now some about Joe I bet in a different time they could have been good pards in the field.If the forum is the only contact you ever have with forum members it is a loss. I have had probably a dozen or so to my house through the years,shot with a few dozen. Broke bread with a few,talked on the phone with many and I'm better for it.God Bless

Tyle is my real name and has been in the family since 1849. Best gun would be either a 9.3x74R Austrian double that came home after WWII in a duffle bag and ended up in my hands in 1978 or the 28Ga Webley and Scott I bought from Bill Jaques in 1979. I shot a lot of doves with that W&S until I read too much and learned that the barrels (25") were too short.

Greg Lee, which is kinda short, from New Zealand, hence Gregdownunder, which is not very imaginative.
However I never thought at the time I would still be posting 6 years on.

39 years old and a professional Firefighter.
Favorite gun? probably my old Damascus Husky, if only because it's the only gun I have with a lead exemption .

Greg Lee

Maybe one day our own Bill Murphy will post a picture of one of his guns hmmm?

Hello, Peter Andersen here. I too have been a pupil of a great Springer, His call name was Nick, I miss that dog. I know that I have meet Jack and Gunflint sounds farmiliar? My best gun is a beat up Lefever CE with krupp tubes.

Peter A.

Peter -

My Abby is from your 1997 breeding of Nick with a daughter. Your boy called her Nicole. She was the runt and is still less than 30 lbs. Abby was wonderful hunter -- as good as my Charlie -- and a joy to work with too. I think a campaigner could have won with her. I phoned you a few years ago after she lost her sight suddenly at age 8 to a rare but named retinal syndrome of unknown cause.

Jay Gramith

Dear old Wilhelm...how you been man?.....hows the bike ridin'...does the cap keep flyin off?
Best Gun???..I wish I'd hung onto that Francotte 32"Pigeon gun from old Bill.....But I'd have to say my 1901 Greener Hammer
I've often thought of you man
Cheers mate
Franc Otte/aka Roger Burridge

Might be camera shy.

Doing great Roger and listen to your CD regulary. Have you cut a new one yet,if so I'd love to hear it.If you hit the green isle again you need to look up Kerryman from this site so he don't feel alone.Guessing he's from County Kerry.