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Some years ago, I read a news story about a kid who was out in his hard with a carpenter's hamme and a crow flew over. He slung the darn thing up in the air and took out the crow. So, nothing's going to surprise me. I think I went squirrel hunting once and knocked one off a limb in a tall tree on the other side of the clearing. Okay, that did surprise me because I hadn't bothered with windage considerations.

Thanks for adding your ideas into the mix here because I hadn't thought of them. I appreciate the help. As I've been telling all the other guys who chimed in here, I'd like to include everyone's name in the book's acknowledgements, so if you don't mind that, let me know both first and last names here or at my grinnellglacier@yahoo.com e-mail address.

Happy hunting!

--Malcolm

Message Thread:

• bird shooting with a rifle (research for a book) OldDuckHunter Aug 30 2005
  • shooting a bird with rifle calndux Sep 05 2005
    • shooting a bird with rifle OldDuckHunter Sep 09 2005
  • Winging it - Brian Richardson Aug 31 2005
    • Winging it OldDuckHunter Sep 02 2005
  • period rifles BrownBear Aug 31 2005
    • period rifles OldDuckHunter Sep 02 2005
  • On the wing..... Murphy Aug 30 2005
    • On the wing OldDuckHunter Sep 02 2005
  • .22 for birds Kirk Aug 30 2005
    • .22 for birds OldDuckHunter Sep 02 2005
  • How about........ Blacktail Aug 30 2005
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  • A Marine Corps buddy... Michael Strahan Aug 30 2005
    • A Marine Corps buddy OldDuckHunter Sep 02 2005