Post by MadIrishJack/PA on Feb 25, 2006 23:32:27 GMT -5
Well, ML deer season here in PA has been over for about a month now. So, There's no time to grow sofa sores ;D. On Feb 20, 2006, I went on a bird hunting expedition to the mountains in west/central PA. I accompanied my friend Phil and his German Shorthair female, Bella, as their guest, on a bird hunt near Houtzdale, PA. I was four for five, 
and that netted me two ringnecked roosters, a chucker and a bobwhite quail bagged, and a second bobwhite escaped me. But, friend Phil was able to bag it with his second follow-up shot from his over/under shotgun. Oh, yeah. Did I mention that I was PC top to bottom 
and using my 20ga Center/Mark Tulle de Chase that I built in 1995. A bird in hand is a wee bit of proof in a pic.
It's 100% easier baggin' a bird off'n a pointin' dawg
. Truely 'tis! All my thanks goes to Bella. And here is another view of the view we had, behind me. The Orange is an insurance thing for where we were 
. Mentally it wasn't there. (See sephia pic)
When facing with the wind, the frock cape kept blowing up like it should and sheilded my neck from the cold winds.
and that netted me two ringnecked roosters, a chucker and a bobwhite quail bagged, and a second bobwhite escaped me. But, friend Phil was able to bag it with his second follow-up shot from his over/under shotgun. Oh, yeah. Did I mention that I was PC top to bottom 
and using my 20ga Center/Mark Tulle de Chase that I built in 1995. A bird in hand is a wee bit of proof in a pic. It's 100% easier baggin' a bird off'n a pointin' dawg
. Truely 'tis! All my thanks goes to Bella. And here is another view of the view we had, behind me. The Orange is an insurance thing for where we were 
. Mentally it wasn't there. (See sephia pic)When facing with the wind, the frock cape kept blowing up like it should and sheilded my neck from the cold winds.
