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Old 07-11-2008, 11:43 AM
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bill, i didnt want to jack your thread to show my training company, so i started a new thread... some cool pics, check it out...

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...74#post3958374

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Old 07-11-2008, 11:46 AM
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So you're willing to comp me buddy
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Dave I guess I could use a little free training from an expert in the field...do you know anybody





Chit: I hope I dn't open that and think it's a treat!
We see that you don't need any TREE TRAINING....
Old 07-13-2008, 11:11 AM
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Well it was out there this morning about 50yrds on a tree limb just making a racket. I went and cocked the rifle, loaded a Gamo Master point pellet, opened the screen door and took sight.

Inhale and calm exhale, steady on target, squeezed the trigger and crack! the bird fluttered, feathers scattered and he was down. I took my camera to where I thought it would fall but it fell in some thick shrub behind the neighbors fence. I listened for a chirp or a sound of any kind and nothing.

The battle is over.

I am not happy that I took a life, even one as simple as the birds but I am glad it is over. His death was quick and painless. I will say a prayer for it's spirit.
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ABOUT TIME!!!! but still no pic so the bird might still be alive? lol...
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The manner in which his stuffing blew apart I sincerely doubt he lived a millisecond after impact. I went and checked again, he's gone.
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Originally Posted by trever1t
The manner in which his stuffing blew apart I sincerely doubt he lived a millisecond after impact. I went and checked again, he's gone.

I duck and goose hunt, I gotta tell ya...some geese take point blank shots and you feathers go every were and you think to yourself...HOW THE HELL IS THAT FUGGER FLYING AWAY. (then I bought a 10ga and put an end to that rucus)

Obviously regular birds are a tad fragile but they have a ton of small "puff" feather under the bigger stuff. It does go everywhere.
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lol, I almost choked on the "celebrate" post, the wifey is looking at me like I'm a freak...no I am not going to tell her, I am used to that look.

I watched his location carefully fter the shot, it fell slowly and without a flutter. It may be stuck ontop of this this bush under the perch he was on but I doubt very much his heart is beating.
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He's dead now for sure, I am just saying there's a chance of his little beedy eyes were watching the ground come toward him.


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