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Is this pattern too good?

Started by nogoodreezen, March 28, 2013, 10:00:38 PM

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learn2hide

heck yeah...nice job young lady make Dad fry that bird up for you!!! Congratulations... :you_rock:
shoot first, measure spurs later   
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nogoodreezen

#16
Thanks guys. The bird was a beast especially for her first. 24 lbs 7 oz, 10 1/2 inch paintbrush, and 1 1/4 inch spurs. The little mossy did a number on it.

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Bradley

#17
WOW Awesome!  It's going to be tough to top that one. Looks like the little 20s pattern did a fine job.

jakebird

That ol' tom's already dead. He just don't know it yet .... The hard part is convincing him.

Are you REALLY working that gobbler, or is HE working YOU?

Buckeye_Strutter_935

 :OGani: them birds better run when she gets in the woods nice job!!
Feathers Fear Me

tomstopper

Congrats to your daughter. I guess she answered the question for you......... :toothy12:

Hayudog

Excellent work.  I only know how though a 15 yard bird is.  She did good.

surehuntsalot

it's not the harvest,it's the chase

campcreekfarm

Congrats.  What is her setup from gun to shells etc.  Looks great to me .  I have been wanting to get a 20 and I must say I am impressed.

surehuntsalot

it's not the harvest,it's the chase

va wingbone

That's awesome! Congrats to you both! Patterns like that and that kinda performance makes me wonder why I carry around a 8lb 12ga

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