16ga.com ~ View topic - 2020 hunting season photos-- lets see them

Nobody has stated this thread for 2020, so I will--lets see them.
I will have figure out to post mine once again. I may have to get my son in law once again. Anyway post your photos, we would like to see them.

Griff

Joined: 30 Jul 2012 Posts: 318 Location: Central, ND

Oh alright

Joined: 16 Jul 2015 Posts: 2125 Location: Hudson,Wy

Okay. I have been absent (online burnout), but here are a few from my recent run to Nevada. Shot a pair of Himalayan snowcock with the 12 and after enjoying those for a couple dinners, went back at it and shot two more with the 16 C&H. Anyway, I promise to get around to posting again in the future.
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My setter Birch tore his ACL the second day of the season in the driveway of our camp. So I spent a lot of time with my 7 month old pup hunting without a gun. He got familiar with the woods and by seasons end he had pointed a double on grouse. Those shots always seem easier when you don’t have to mount a gun, but I wish I would have had the chance.

Good Hunting,
Mike

Cedar at his training grounds in September:

Our camp in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula:

My pup Cedar on the right with his littermate Autumn owned by my son:

A new cut that might become productive:

A new covert and we moved 12 grouse in 90 minutes feeding on crab apple trees along the field edges:

Cedar scouting a new covert with me:

Cedar with me at an old covert:

And last a sign I enjoyed from a fellow Marine that I don’t know. We did have good luck hunting the covert that is adjacent to his camp:

This is my grandson Mason with his first buck ever. He has taken three doe the last 2 yrs. I had put him in the local big buck contest for the youth hunt this past week end. It took 5th place out of about 75 entry's. All the kids won some thing. I will try to post that pic. as well. Scored 125.

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Hope these pics. post.

Griff

Bothered some quail. I love hunting in the snow.

Joined: 30 Jul 2012 Posts: 318 Location: Central, ND

Great pictures Mark. That case hardening looks amazing in that picture

MASON, Wow and congratulations

Well done

Mike

Member Joined: 16 Dec 2007 Posts: 592 Location: Minnesota

Every day in the woods with the setter is a pleasure. Add a nice gun and a few birds in the bag and I feel very fortunate.

PatrickB,

Beautiful French Setter with some real fine birds, congrats on a great hunt!

Pine Creek/Dave
L.C. Smith Man

Thanks guys for all the pics. keep them coming.
Our regular deer season starts Sat. the 14th. The youth season was Oct.31 and Nov. 1.
I'm not able to walk long enough to pheasant hunt anymore but I can get to a deer stand that is with in 300 yds. of the hunting shack.

All the best to every one.

Griff

Joined: 17 Jan 2014 Posts: 1377 Location: Denver, Colorado

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Here's hoping for many more years of birdguns and fine trails to walk.

1948 H&H Royal 16 bore

Wow, that's a beauty. Killer wood!

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Spectacular!