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Bird numbers were down where we hunt in Timber Lake area, West River.

When you say main spring, are you talking about the one in the stock or the one inside of the bolt?

Beautiful pictures!

Not sure of the range, I am a poor judge of distance. We hunt over pointers some days and flushers other days. Some days we hunt over a combination of both.

What would be the best combination of chokes in a 16 ga. O/U for wild pheasants shooting #5's in the more open choke & #4's in the tighter choke? I'm thinking L.M. & I.M.

Does he want to sell it?

I use Kiwi Mink Oil and Wet Proof with great results.

Fall of 1984 if I remember correctly, pheasant on PA state game lands #242 above York PA. Remington 1100 12ga. & #6 shot.

I have a Stevens 5100 16ga. that I use occasionally.

I'm thinking of using Mod & Imp. Mod. Anyone think that's too tight?

Get a Browning. I have a Citori Grade 1with 28 inch barrels. Great Pheasant gun.

What chokes would be best for #4 shot in a 16ga. O/U? This would be for wild pheasant in SD.

16ga. Browning Citori Lightning Grade 1 with 28 inch barrels. I believe it weighs 6lbs. 12 oz. Carries like a dream.

I would be happy if I could be in the low to mid 80's on a regular basis !

Not really. I am very inconsistent. Anywhere from 60 something out of 100 to 70 something out of 100. Only got into the 80's once that I can remember.

I shoot Sporting Clays 3-4 times a month. Can't really say if it has helped my field shooting. Hasn't hurt it though.

I have 3 shotguns I use for pheasant hunting that are under 7lbs. A left hand Benelli Montefeltro 12ga. with 26" barrel, a Browning Citori 16ga. with 28" barrels, and a Ithaca model 37 in 16ga. with a 28" barrel. I usually use the Montefeltro and occasionally use the other 2. This year I am...

My son bought a couple boxes at the Runnings in Aberdeen SD on our way to our hunt this past season. They seemed to work well for him so I bought a couple boxes on our way home.

Holiday Inn Express in Aberdeen is dog friendly and has a great steakhouse in the back.

I am a poor judge of distance, but I would guess most of my shots are about 30-35 yards. I agree with you on the #6 & #5 shot, but I have a bunch of #4's I want to use up this coming season. Once I use them up I will stick with the #6's & #5's.