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Nice looking dog. But I don't call 150 a big runner. Range is relevant to cover/terrain. Also, it's pretty tough to expect a dog that's used to running wide hunting fencerows or short grass prairies to all of a sudden hunt close in a C.R.P. field. The absolutely best is a dog that likes to know...

I told this one before, but my old shorthair got it in S.D. Just 10 or so. Thought we got them all out. 3or 4 days latter I was petting him and checking him out. I felt what I thought was a thorn about halfway between his nose and eyes. Pulled it out from the top and it was a broken quill that...

Sound like Willy was a little paranoid.

Like Obi said. The Rangers were 90's. There could have been someone else who bought 90's and sold them under another name. The Rangers can be had cheaper, but they are exactly the same. I had a 16 90 and a 20 ranger. They also made a .410/22 like the savage 24's but better looking.

In spngertime's defense, I thought he was a springer/Britt/ shorthair cross

Yes, especially if bird populations are low.

Someone gave me a nice-looking setter once. That crazy dog didn't give a crap about any kind of bird but would kill every snake he could find. I'd find him throwing the snake around just happy as hell. Gave him to some farm boys. They would take him snake hunting often. We don't have poisonous...

That's the nicest wood I've ever seen on a 90. And yes, they were very underrated. If you open one up you'll see why. They are very simple and robust.

I'm on there often just to monitor 16-gauge prices. They seem to be falling some. Another place that people don't realize is gunbroker. I've got some good deals on there. Especially if you don't mind the old stock section.

Not sure about heavy shot but I looked into tungsten 2.75. 20 gauge last turkey season. Cheapest I could find was 45.00 for 5. Nope..

Easy on break open guns. Depends on the auto. You would have to talk to a good gunsmith. I do know that guys used to do it with the 1100's and they worked fine.

One plus to extractors. You've already got them in your hand, so drop them in the vest.

Absolutely, I lost my old (very close hunting 80 lb) Wire in a chest high switchgrass patch once. I made a couple circles around before I tripped over her pointing a hen.

That is pretty awesome. I guess a feller could just piss down the opening. or cut a hole in the back.:)

I still camp to. I just got back from my 13th annual squirrel camp with my oldest grandson. And I have camped and bird hunted. Profile picture was inside my buddies Alacanac. It's too much work for me nowadays. I was a lot younger then and it still wore me out. By the time we got the dogs fed...

Yeah, brag it up Brett, but your times a comin!!

Get a whirley bird! Best 300.00 I ever spent. Grandsons love it.

The 1st time I saw one of those roof tops, my mind went straight to the picture of me trying to get down those steps in the middle of the night to piss after a few brews around the campfire. Hell, I have enough problems with a tent zipper! Not to mention tripping over those stupid down strings!!

I think it's a good idea. I talked my buddy into running a beeper in point mode only, along with a sport dog tracker. That way he's not looking at his tracker constantly. His little setter is pretty wide. I don't know if it's him or the tracker, but he has to walk while looking at it to see if...

Nice, Is that your pup?