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 Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:06 pm |
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| fritz |
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The neighboring farmer who also has a couple "wild" turkeys, has a female that recently hatched about 10 young. The baby bunnies I spotted last weekend are growing nicely, and I ran into a young (about 1-2yrs) deer.
I glassed them today in a field (about 550x350 yards). I also spotted a groundhog... who is lucky I don't own a condor or similar. Can't wait to get a condor or chinese smallbore. With a bipod I could lay down and pop the crows, starlings, squirrels (that run around in the bordering woods). It would be absolutely beautiful.
Anyway... there shall be fresh turkey this Thanksgiving... and fresh venison for Christmas. Oh, how this year's fall/winter will provide plentiful harvests.
Before I forget... also put a .20 Benjamin cylindrical into Ms. Squirrel, who has eluded my lead delivery since November. She tasted nice with salt and onion, the cats and dog agreed. |
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| | | | | | | | | Re: I need a real airshotgun | | | | | |
| Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:28 pm |
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| kanyon |
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| fritz wrote: |
The neighboring farmer who also has a couple "wild" turkeys, has a female that recently hatched about 10 young. The baby bunnies I spotted last weekend are growing nicely, and I ran into a young (about 1-2yrs) deer.
I glassed them today in a field (about 550x350 yards). I also spotted a groundhog... who is lucky I don't own a condor or similar. Can't wait to get a condor or chinese smallbore. With a bipod I could lay down and pop the crows, starlings, squirrels (that run around in the bordering woods). It would be absolutely beautiful.
Anyway... there shall be fresh turkey this Thanksgiving... and fresh venison for Christmas. Oh, how this year's fall/winter will provide plentiful harvests.
Before I forget... also put a .20 Benjamin cylindrical into Ms. Squirrel, who has eluded my lead delivery since November. She tasted nice with salt and onion, the cats and dog agreed. |
Fritz.....Evanix Huntmaster RS..
look at the length of the mag....you pack them with wads & shot
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| Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 5:31 pm |
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It's not that I'm not a people person, it's just that I'm not a stupid people person. |
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