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Kudos on everything in the pictures you shared. Your hunting attire, shotgun and how well you cooked the bird is spot on. Argo-I am receiving some wagyu strip loins in today and am going to cook them the same way. Homemade herb butter in a cast iron skillet. Maybe I can lure Geo up here with one You had me a wagyu...Geo
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....I am receiving some wagyu strip loins in today and am going to cook them the same way. Homemade herb butter in a cast iron skillet. Maybe I can lure Geo up here with one You had me a wagyu...Geo Okay guys, not complaining at all here, consider putting one piece on the side and searing it with no butter or herbs. If it's decent stuff, maybe no cooking oils of any type, just lightly salted with something decent, half before it hits the heat and the other half while it's resting. Rare only? Gett'in hungry.
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Ted and Rem,
The Regis Darne 10 gauge, F Darne fils aime 16 gauge, and Charlin 12 gauge are in The DGJ Vol 26 Issue 1 of 2015.
The 10 gauge weighs 7 lbs 2 oz. after I had Darne put a new stock on it. Darne also submitted the gun to proof at St. Etienne and it has superior proof marks. New barrels were needed after Briley messed up cutting for choke tubes and handsomely paid Kirk Merrington to make new barrels.
I've used the gun for geese, handloading #2 NICE shot in cut down (to 2-7/8 in)Federal primed hulls. Have also used it for upland birds and, of course, recently for turkey!
Regards, Tim
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Where do you get your nice shot from?
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No pictures yet but spent the last few days in rural Minnesota eating the fruits of the land and water. Fresh caught Walleye, blackbear jerky and corned-goose Rubins were on the menu and a good time was had by all. Swimming, boating and fishing! Lake life at it's finest. The timing of the trip was almost perfect as the weather was close to perfection. Can't beat that.
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Bought it, as I recall, from a member of this board.
Regards, Tim
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Rubins was a painter- NOT a corned beef and sauerkraut sandwich-- Reuben is the correct spelling. RWTF
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Wood duck is going on the grill for me. Home grown potato and garden salad. Not sure what else.
_________ BrentD, (Professor - just for Stan) =>/ ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/qclHjMQ.jpg)
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How are you doing the grilled woodie, Brent?
SRH
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wood duck are ok...chicken are better...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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