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Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
Lowell Glenthorne #24051 02/04/07 05:09 PM
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Lowell you trying to tell us a farmer has better taste than a lawyer.
Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
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Anyone has better taste than a lawyer!
Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
Lowell Glenthorne #24053 02/04/07 05:27 PM
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Since you put it that way.
Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
HomelessjOe #24057 02/04/07 05:57 PM
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The head-cropped photo in DGJ of the OshKosh bibs carrying the graded Pahka apparently carries a lot of weight with the Rousseauians among us.

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Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
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Caught somewhere between the status elite and the farmer, are you jack?
Don't think you care for either!
Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
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The old status elite is gone, Lowell, replaced by toads in suits. The small farmer dreams his Currier&Ives dream while he does his shift at GM or Chrysler. But all can own a century old doublegun passed down from the Nimrods of yore, be those who and what they may have been. Thank heaven all don't want to or these curious toys would really be out of reach and that wouldn't be good for us fearless lookbackers, would it?

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Nicely put Jack.

And some of the fearless lookbackers (backlookers?) are forwardlookers too, trading words here and marking time to be orange-clad again in the next fall landscape.
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Thanks Jay. Halftime check. Couldn't stay away.

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jack, there is old country, and there is new country. You seemed to be locked into new country. I'd say the new country is no prize these days, I've had my problems with it's boyz.
Farm sold, now living on small plots, but still have a taste for the sporting life - they now trespass.
Old country, Sterlingworth country was a different place, and time. My return to hunting was on such a Mr. Green-jeans family farm. Just like Currier&Ives, but more rustic so to speak.
Your are mixing-up old country doubles with the new country's RBLs. Just take a drive in the fall, and see the people getting their Currier&Ives fix!
Re: Field grades - shouldn't they be 12 gauges?
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Lowell looks you might have stumbled on the piece that could solve your puzzle.

Did Mr.Green Jeans shoot a 12 or a 16 ?...I'm betting on a 16 and probably a Belgium clunker.
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