Recent content by CPAjeff

Thank you! I shot a Citori at the local sporting clays range last week and started to fall in love with it, but then I remembered my trusty M2 back in the truck and felt like I was betraying her. :) That gun has worked flawlessly in Canada, the Dakotas, and the Intermountain West.

Thanks! Yes, I felt a little short-changed that the hunt ended so quickly, and I wasn't even able to make it back to the slough. However, as I was sitting under a Russian Olive tree waiting for the Eurasians, I couldn't help but admire over and over the sheer beauty of the pheasants I had just...

Thanks! Not only is the rooster pheasant the king of gamebirds, in my opinion, he also ranks right up near the top of the list for table fare!

Yesterday was opening day here in Utah and the thrill of a rooster erupting out of the weeds still scares me half to death, just as it did when I was 12. I was fortunate to be raised in a small farming community and have access to some prime pheasant habitat. One spot, in particular, is a slough...

I would also love to hear more about this O/U. I am a Benelli man to the core, and am seriously debating getting one of these!

NERD ALERT!!! :cheers: One good thing about being an accountant is that my "busy" season is Jan - April, the months that are cold here in Utah. All that time spent in the office during Jan - April, equals plenty of time off in the fall to hunt!!

Zeb - I have read a lot of posts about your dog - Ella right? A buddy of mine has two britts, and they are absolutely incredible to watch and be around. The good thing about where I hunt ducks and geese is, for the most part, its dry field hunting or 3-8 inches of water with little cover (I...

I stumbled upon this forum last week after doing a Google search for reviews on the Beretta Silver Pigeon. Needless to say, I have spent a substantial amount of time on here over the past week and have really found it interesting and love all the different perspectives from upland hunters all...