Pheasant Hunting Public Land 6
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2024
- Join us as we hunt the public lands of Wisconsin for some roosters! It was a nice season in the pheasant fields and great to get out with friends and enjoy the scenery and action. In between ruffed grouse trips we hit the pheasant fields for some clown bird action.
Pheasant Hunting Public Land 6
Check out some early season pheasant action:
• Pheasant Hunting Wisco...
Ruffed grouse action:
• Autumn Blaze Ruffed Gr...
Montana sharptails:
• Montana Sharptails | S...
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What chokes are you running in that gun
Fantastic video. Really enjoyed watching Sawyer work!
Thanks Dan!
Hi Dave, I was waiting for this vid on pheasant hunting, honestly my favorite... Sawyer is a versatile and very clever dog (i hope i gave the correct definition..) he adapts to any type of terrain naturally. Excellent! Thanks friend, Ciaoo!!
Thanks Stefano we enjoy pheasant and Sawyer can adjust to about anything.
Great video as usual bud
Thanks man!
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What SxS is that? Looks good
Tristar Bristol, it's not bad and it's affordable. I've had a few problems with it but overall I like it.
@@UnderFortyYards Nice. What kind of problems do you usually run into? I was looking at the Orion SxS and the CZ SharpTail. Still deciding.
@@kyoutdoors131 I've had some failure to fire. Light striker hits. Some was due to factory oil and after removing stock and cleaning action it was better. The CZ is nice but quite a bit heavier. This is a legit 6.7 lbs on the 12 GA. Orion is also heavy. 20 GA version of this is 6.4lbs.
@@UnderFortyYards Oh ok. Yeah I'm looking to get a 20GA. I have a Beretta SPIII, but I didn't want to beat it in the woods. I might get a Tristar Bistrol in English stock. I really want to handle each gun before I make a decision. Does the light striking happen often? Or is it once in a blue moon?
@@kyoutdoors131 it happened quite a bit out of the box until I cleaned it out. Then ran good for the most part. I did have trouble after though. On a SxS the strikers have to hit the primer at an angle by design. A 12 will be more of an angle than 20 would be, so in theory more reliable on 20 (barrel centerline are closer) . I didn't make a determination if the ammo used made a difference. Some primer steel is harder than others. I shot mostly Winchester and I'll be switching to Federal this season. I wanted it in 20 but this came up on gunbroker auction for an insane price brand new so I took it in 12.