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Takis48, what club? I just joined fin fur and feather in Millis. They have a similar program. I am joining it Monday.
Can anyone recommend some good ammo for Pheasant?
Can anyone recommend some good ammo for Pheasant?
I would agree that the generic Remington pheasant ammo is perfectly fine.
folks often seek out more expensive ammo hoping they will miss fewer birds, but truthfully, its just a matter of them needing to shoot more clays and become a more proficient shotgun shooter.
looking forward to Mass pheasant opening!!!
Idiot opened fire 10 ft above his head in Berlin.
I got my two today without a dog. I got off to a bad start though. about 5 min. after shooting time I came up on a dog on point with its owner about 100 yards back talking to some people and I flushed a huge rooster but being right over the dog which I'm not use to, I took an overly cautious high shot and missed both times. Then about 10 minutes after that I'm walking down a path and another dog with an owner nowhere in sight comes down the path and flushes another in front of me... same thing I shoot to cautiously and miss. Finally I get away from these dogs and see one standing on the ground off the main road I for once hit something. 10 min. later I try a small path out, walk in about 50 feet and see another hen running away from me..hit that one on the ground as well. This all happened from 7am to 7:45. Saw 4 and bagged out.. Good to get two but I'm more bummed out about the two I missed.
Bolton Flatts I presume?
Sounds like and exciting morning. I just want to be sure I got this right.
You missed the 2 birds flying in the air but were able to kill the birds that you shot on the ground?
Not to bust you but , on the ground ?I got my two today without a dog. I got off to a bad start though. about 5 min. after shooting time I came up on a dog on point with its owner about 100 yards back talking to some people and I flushed a huge rooster but being right over the dog which I'm not use to, I took an overly cautious high shot and missed both times. Then about 10 minutes after that I'm walking down a path and another dog with an owner nowhere in sight comes down the path and flushes another in front of me... same thing I shoot to cautiously and miss. Finally I get away from these dogs and see one standing on the ground off the main road I for once hit something. 10 min. later I try a small path out, walk in about 50 feet and see another hen running away from me..hit that one on the ground as well. This all happened from 7am to 7:45. Saw 4 and bagged out.. Good to get two but I'm more bummed out about the two I missed.
Whats wrong with shooting them on the ground? They just run away otherwise and I can't catch them.
At least I hope he's kidding.....