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Beautiful birds. Wish we had more variety of bird opportunities here. I may try to find some woodcock later this year when the season opens. Until then Ill terrorize the wood ducks.
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Black Friday Birds Thanks, Emma  Arrietta  (posted on behalf of Lou Rotelli)
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Ohio woodcock by Lefever 
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Limit of South Dakota roosters  Spent two weeks chasing huge whitetails and was not able to close the deal on one of them so I punched my tag with this guy who should eat up just fine. Made a fun stalk by belly crawling thorough the prairie on him. The broken left beam was a surprise. 
Firearms imports, consignments ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/Ez9oz9Rl.jpg)
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Mixed bag for Tucker and I today, a Sharptail and a Rooster. 
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Looks like a heck of a nice trip, Steve. But one day, I'm going to find that truck on Google Earth. Only 77,183 square miles to go....  So what sort of rifle are you hiding in that deer photo? Gotta be something interesting, I would think.
_________ BrentD, (Professor - just for Stan) =>/ ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/qclHjMQ.jpg)
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.25-06 I built in gunsmith school on a Argentine mauser. I carried my 375 most of the trip and my Holland single a bit. The hunting style has changed a bit over the years here with longer shots becoming the norm. I myself like them nice and close where iron sights shine. I hunt on one of the reservations here and they require a guide so I need to be flexible. Building a Gibbs farquharson for myself currently in .303 British that I will top with a vintage piece of glass. Have everything for the project except just the right scope.
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Super windy today made for some tough hunting, still I should have had at least one more in the bag today. Tucker made a spectacular retrieve on this running rooster. At the flush the dog was deep in the cattails, the bird came down in an area of low grass and quickly hit the ground running towards a row of cedars. I brought Tucker over to where I last saw the bird and he took off running down the edge of the trees, a few minutes later he came back with the bird, a good two hundred yards from where the bird was flushed and shot. 
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Last edited by oldleo; 11/29/20 07:52 PM.
Bob Hipple
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