Rifled pheasant.

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Rifled pheasant.

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Had a little bit of a nightmare this morning.
I was out at first light to look for fox. The ewes are lambing in January. I have a bait station and camera but nothing is showing there other than birds.
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I ended up with a fox coming walking straight to me. See him before but he would dodge me but not this time! The nightmare was that I had just switched ammo from full factory Remington to my small game load! At thirty yards I loosed one and missed ! Once more this fox has been lucky!!
I just know the full factory Remington ammo would of toasted the sucker 🤦.
I lumbered my way home with my tail betwixt my legs so to speak when I spied a pheasant.
I stalked it down to thirty yards. The same shot really as the earlier fox, and whallop, straight down the middle! Go figure. Still....I was carrying a levergun....
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Well done! A levergunned pheasant.
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Don't tell the local shoot but I have taken a few pheasants with my Winchester 9422....

Talking of pheasants, my move to Somerset went well and and I was asked if I would be a beater on the local pheasant shoot, I don't enjoy beating especially when I saw the hills I had to climb but at least I got to meet some local shooters... :D
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gamekeeper wrote: Thu Dec 15, 2022 12:44 pm Don't tell the local shoot but I have taken a few pheasants with my Winchester 9422....

Talking of pheasants, my move to Somerset went well and and I was asked if I would be a beater on the local pheasant shoot, I don't enjoy beating especially when I saw the hills I had to climb but at least I got to meet some local shooters... :D
Good for you John. Are you settling in and is it warm?
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Nath I have forgotten what warm is since I said goodbye to my log burner..... :lol:
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gamekeeper wrote: Fri Dec 16, 2022 4:15 am Nath I have forgotten what warm is since I said goodbye to my log burner..... :lol:
:cry: it has been raw of late. Keep warm best you can John. Getting warmer come Sunday.
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Very nice ! I did a tower shoot yesterday in WVA and after everyone else had taken what they wanted from the pile they told me to take all I wanted so I came home with 11 cock pheasants , 24 hen pheasants and 31 Red Legged (chukar) partridge . And no I didn’t shoot them all think I fired the gun only 57 times yesterday . Took me almost two hours to breast out all those birds. FWIW I used my circa 1937 Parker VHE 12 gauge 32” vent rib Trap Gun .
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Good for you 6pt :D
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Nath wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 1:48 am Good for you 6pt :D
At the moment my freezer is stocked to the gills with venison , pheasants , partridge , ducks , squirrels and a rabbit ; almost forgot and a couple fresh Rockfish (stripers) Hopefully there will be a couple dozen quail in there by the end of January .
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