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Mine is two years old before it gets opened. Last year was especially good for sloes. I still have a freezer full.
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Could someone explain what a "driven bird" is ?
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That is when you are on a real good turkey stand and some duffus comes up the other side of the hill and pushes the birds to you and you don't have to waste time and energy calling or nuthing.
An alternative definition is when you are crusin'the road minin' you own business and a turkey flies across right in front of you and breaks its neck on the windshield and lands in the bed of your pickup.
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Chuck ----- I just knew we could count on you (VBG). AAnd, so early in the morning for you too.
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Rocketman...down south we call that road kill...they don't count against the daily bag limit. I think I'm getting this driven thing now....is it kinda like one of them why did the chicken cross the road jokes ? Because he couldn't get anybody to drive him. 
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Chuck, that is pretty funny and pretty left field. I did not see it coming at all.
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Kevin, a good alternative to the English or Continental driven shoots would be at some of the better tower shoots here in the U.S. "Show Me Birds", located in SE Kansas is a great shoot. I've shot there the past two years and the quality of the birds is very high. I do recommend a shoot with at least 500 birds. Here's their web site: http://www.showmebirds.com/2.html
When an old man dies a library burns to the ground. (Old African proverb)
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Ok Chuck we see the driven bird. But the question was how much? Jake
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Chuck H..GREAT Pic..........
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