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11-28-2016, 12:05 PM
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I grew up bird hunting. Bird where I lived was quail. I also hunted in Western Md for grouse..just like hunting for quail in the woods. Came to Pa down in Lancaster county etc shooting pheasants in the 60's . We didn't have 'em in Md...well at least none on the eastern shore. I don't think they turn 'em out in Pa like they used to. Or so it seems I have read. Don't know how many there are on the ranch here..quite a few...but they can't take much pressure. ground sluicing 'em just seems wrong. LOL!!
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05-12-2017, 08:44 AM
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My previous experience with Pheasants had only been on preserves. That changed during my last waterfowl hunt out west when we jumped a few birds that were hopping from CRP to ditches. You can only take so much of this action before you leave the blind. The ducks/geese were slow but adding my first wild birds made the day.
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