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You didn't even know that was possible until you hunted with me.

Thanks Mike. Seeing the photo of the Caprock and west Texas sure struck a chord with me, the calendar year is long and waiting for next fall......well, it is what it is! We sure did have a good time that two days and I'm looking forward to another hunt next year. Mike is a pleasure to hunt/be with and a great wing shot. He clearly knew how to operate his little Fox 20 bore. We hunted Mike's French Brittany dogs some too which was a real treat for me. You should post some photos of your Brit at the pond down below the Caprock, next to where Grace hunted. Remember that honey hole spot, Mike? That was a great, early morning hunt.

ESS "Chris" and 1935 26" Stensby at the start of a wood pigeon day; the go anywhere do anything dog.



Rough shooting in Wet Wales ....



A walked up red grouse off Lairds Hill, Cairn Ryan, Scotland .... regrettably with a Rizzini O/U.



A few flighted pigeon in Shropshire, again with the Stensby ....



A Pinkfoot goose pulled out of The Irish Sea near Powfoot, Scotland, with Long Tom the 3". The dog was not responsible for the hat.



And finally picking up on The Duke of Buccleugh's Drumlanrig estate, again in Scotland. One from the thick stuff ....



The great man himself shot most of these with a Dickson round action from 1909 ....



Eug

Hey Buzz: Yes, I remember that morning and place. I also remember you generously gave my heat hating dogs the prime time in a prime spot.

Don't have any pictures though. In my notes Red moved five coveys that walk, not to brag.

Eugene thank you for those pictures. When a friend thanks me for taking him hunting I reply that actually I am taking my dogs hunting. I tell him that I had room for him and so he was invited. You strike me as a guy that feels the same way.

Eugene, wonderful spaniel pictures! The spaniels of Buccleuch are world renowned! You must have fantastic dogs! And they a fantastic owner.

Here is a pic of my poor deceased Belly.

Gone but not forgotten. A promising replacement should join me in the marsh come July.

Mr. Molloy I think that post could be titled "A Life Well Lived."
What a stately looking dog!
Beautiful, thanks for posting.
CHAZ

Aye!

Wow what great pictures.Bobby

What a beautiful dog.

Thanks Treb.
Here's another from SoDak