Recent content by birddude

Yeah, my 12 serial # 722 has the same forearm. That's why I thought it was pretty old, maybe pre corncob.

Maybe, I'm not sure.

If I'm not mistaken, That's an old one. Pre corncob forearm. I gave my grandson my full choke corncob. He's taking it to Kansas with us Friday for a spare.

There's no luckier guy in the world, than a guy whose addiction is fueled by good dogs and a good woman.

I kinda agree. This C.N.C. jazz is a double-edged sword. Fit and finish is very good sometimes perfect. The weight is usually less. Screw in chokes make them a lot more versatile. And they are a lot cheaper. But they just don't touch a guy like a turn of the century to pre 64's do.

Don't let Quailnerd shit you! He and his dogs are like those Swahili desert runners!!

Navda is a good organization. I used to be good friends with a guy who was the Director/ president. His name was Tim Foist. Anyone on here remember him? I don't remember what they called the position. I trained some dogs for it but never went to a test. I was young, married with a little girl...

That Franchi instinct L is a nice-looking gun.

I'd just be happy to be able to walk 9 miles on pavement again! 9 miles through cover I'd be in the I.C.U. :sick:

Long story short, start by introducing loud noises, while playing fetch, slowly progressing louder. She needs to associate it with something good. Then lots of birds. You already have a head start because you will work obedience in with it. Don't worry about the bonding. She's probably already...

Yeah, I think it was south of Pratt where I had a couple encounters.

Thanks, how about Porcupines?? If I remember correctly, there were some there.

I've hunted around Hays without dog boots. But down around Kinsley I did need dog boots. So, is there a kind of cutoff area or will I need boots in between?

Nice, I have a F.A.I.R. Rizzini. I think Rizzini makes them.

what's the gun?