Dove season finally opened at noon today in the humid Georgia heat. We had a good group of guys and a reasonably good set-up with a narrow powerline r/w in the 4 year old pines planted in corn and partly mowed and harrowed with the rest cut up with a silage cutter and sprayed over the bare ground. I was a little out of the flite-line but surprized myself with some pretty fancy shooting using a 1908 Ithaca Flues.
Someone gave me this closet gun wrapped in a sheet and rusted shut last spring. I cleaned her up so she's presentable at least and she responded today in her 100th birthday year with some clean kills. I used 14 RST lite shells and picked up 9 out of 11 shot down in the thickets...Geo
Last edited by Geo. Newbern; 09/06/08 09:33 PM.
