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Ruffed Grouse and Pheasant are my favorite. Woodcock make a fine stir fry with onion, pepper and garlic--served over rice or noodles in my opinion.

I plan to journey back home to NH mid-october for to see family and run young Max in my much loved coverts

Thanks, folks...great info.

Im way over in Grove and have been driving to Beaver...is there public land north of Woodward to hunt?

That might could be he just needs a wee push between the shoulder blades. :-)

Good luck and congrats on your restraint. A significant accomplishment. :-)

I sold one about 12 years ago and wish that I hadn't. I have been a foolish lad more than once.

Yup--I just bought a FAIR Rizinni 16 built on a true 16 frame round body. This is the basic Iside model and I am more than happy with it all around. Give John Boyd a call in Houston at http://qualityarmsinc.com Retail is $1599.00 The Italians know how to build a shotgun.

I use more than one and it is as much a hobby thing as it is practical. I’m near 63 years now. When a young man, I used a Mossberg for near. Everything. It had two barrels. My Gramps used a Model 37 Featherlight for many different prey...flying, running and large. Folks back in the day learned...

That is good news. Thank you.

You make this sound like a bad thing. ;-)

I much prefer the Filson Shelter Cloth simple strap vest. Its held up for 12 seasons fighting Northeast Grouse and Woodcock cover. https://www.filson.com/shelter-cloth-strap-vest.html

Very nice video of great dog work. Thanks for posting.

No experience with the TEK, but in the third season with a Alpha and it is a great piece of equipment. I’ve had Tritronics stuff for over a decade—rock solid. TT and Garmin did good coming together.

Yup...I like .010 and .015 of choke. A nice discussion and chart https://trulockchokes.com/basic_choke_information.html