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My golden flushed a few turkeys, it's pretty impressive, reminds of a B-52 taking off. The first one she flushed was so slow and close I could have easily shot it with a rifle. All her flushes happened in Illinois during the spring when we were out for morning walks.
Steve
Approach life like you do a yellow light - RUN IT! (Gail T.)
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THis is at Port Aransas, Tx, with my Cashmore 12 ga Hammergun. Notice that neat leather Duck holder my friend gave me. [img:left]  [/img]
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Sidelock
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Man, that is a nice looking mess of ducks, all Redheads??
I had a fun time fishing down in Port Aransas a few years ago for Trout & Reds
tunes
"It's a good day for something"
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Sidelock
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Yep, Redheads were about all that we saw except for a few Pintails. Beautiful country!
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Sidelock
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Here's mine an 1881,32" 10 ga. W&C Scott Premier hammer gun.  (If Digweed had her he'd probably break a clay at 200 yards.  ) worth about a hundred fifty bucks as a wall hanger
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Sidelock
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 The gun that makes the geese shiver with fright on the Eastern Shore. 1924-vintage L.C.Smith Ideal Grade 3" Longrange gun. 
Last edited by Gary D.; 10/11/11 02:27 PM.
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Sidelock
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I'll see if I can get my favorite to post-fotos here for HoJo-- OK, I give up- can someone please tell me how to post fotos on this site? Thanks- RWTF
Last edited by Run With The Fox; 10/11/11 02:30 PM.
"The field is the touchstone of the man"..
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Francis,
Upload your photos to a free photo sharing site like photobucket.com
Then copy the image code (IMG) and paste into your reply.
Mark
USMC Retired
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Sidelock
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Here's mine an 1881,32" 10 ga. W&C Scott Premier hammer gun. (If Digweed had her he'd probably break a clay at 200 yards. ) worth about a hundred fifty bucks as a wall hanger Is that cash or check ?
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RWTF, I find that www.Hunt101.com is an easy site for uploading photos. Once you upload your photos from your computer, follow the menu. When you finish the process, click on the photo and below the enlarged photo you will see choices of photo sizes. Click left side of mouse on photo url displayed in choices to highlight the size you want (medium for here), then right click and copy. Paste this in your forum reply box by right clicking and selecting paste. Preview to make sure it's there. Hunt101 automatically inserts [img] amd [/img] before and after the jpeg url.
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