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I can assure you its a whole other level with PS loads from any gun. I had a friend that shot them from a Benelli Ultra light. After he shot 3 times at a pheasant , cussing mind you, after each shot, he emptied his coat of them and traded them to me for regular shells. One of the funniest things...

A gun made in 73 is not well suited to shoot those loads in. What choke is in it? If its mod or tighter ,that wont be good at all. You didnt say what gauge it is either. A 12 would be shooting 1500 fps. You may not be recoil sensitive yet but go out and shoot a couple of those quick, like at a...

I have Muck uplanders. Rubber boot, slip on that fit like leather boots. Of coarse they quit making them. Go figure. But not before I bought 2 pairs. Wore first pair 4 or 5 years and they came unglued from the foot bed. But had the second pair and they are in year 3. I use my Danners as a back...

And they feel the same way, I would bet. My Dad has been gone 20 years but I remember our hunts forever in my mind and heart.

Be aware also that mid Nov can have some pretty rough weather. We go the last week of Oct to the first week in Nov and we usually always have snow of some kind. Last year there were 13 inches on ground when we got there on the last Saturday of Oct. But it is what it is and always a great time.

Just my opinion but the windows that fully open on the sides sure make it much easier to retrieve stuff up against the cab. I've had both but like those the best.

So whats her price sir?

Well , lets see her please.

No problem .Lol. I get it.

I dont see how this has gone awry. Every post is about dogs with seizures. Stayed on topic the whole time. Funny what others see.

I understand. Sara lived untill 9 years old. Cancer got her but she as well calmed over the years. But still kept a close watch of her. Sure do miss her.

Haretrigger your dog sounds exactly like what mine did. Excited to the point of crashing blood levels . And they did lead into seizures. The vets told me to keep something sweet on me at all times. You could see it start to happen. She would get wobbly and walk like she was stomping her paws. If...

If going completley stiff, horrible shaking , eyes rolling back in her head, and total confusion for a couple hours isnt a seizure, as well as 3 vets opinions , I dont know what it was then. The one time she completely stopped breathing and I had to do the mouth to snout resuscitation. Very...

I had a female setter that had them fairly often . I even had to give her mouth to snout once cause she quit breathing. Vet called them EIC seizures. Exercise induced, but low blood sugar was one of the culprits. Always was crazy excited once the tires hit gravel. Just get crazy slobbering ready...

Mine are in the basement in a cedar chest. Looks like a chest freezer. No problems at all. Basement fluctuates between 30 to 45 % but I run a dehumidifier in summer set on 40%. Had them in this for 20 years. Works for me.

I didnt build mine but bought it from a guy that did. Had it 20 years. Still great to hunt out of.

Dont think you can use 3 inch 20s in any hunt tests or trials that I know of for safety reasons for others around you. As far as 11/4 loads, be much easier on you, and distance to use a 12. I field trialed for 10 years and a 11/4 of 71/2s out of my 12 was deadly on quail,pheasant and chuckar in...

You dont need 3 in. 2.75 in 1 oz 5's for pheasant . And 1oz 7.5's for quail. All the medicine you will need.

I have one. I've had two. Dont recommend that. Lol. She would be more impatient than me.

13 hours and then skillet. Dang man I would starve before then. Lol. Sounds good but to long for me.