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 Post subject: Re: .22 birdshot???
PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:24 am 
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On the birdshot, remember ya got to be about 4 inches away from your target (lol) On the lad badmouthing your black and tan,,well guess there aint much to say,,,I hunt two black and tan majestics from de lee bros in n.y. and three gascon blues from womack out of missiouri and a redbone,,,,,,,,,,,,,,hunt deer and bear,,,,have never owned a walker type hound unless he was crossed that was any good for my type of hunting...so its up to the dog and the owner..the gascons are the most fearless hound i ever had,,,and delee.s are the best handling ,,,,,,,,walkers ha spend a day looking for em.............and i dont want a long argument ,just stating a fact


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PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 1:33 pm 
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thanks for complementing my dog.PR booms' ace (my pup) is out of some really good lines.i emailed CCI and they told it wouldnt hurt it. The only thing is that i have to load them one at a time since it is a automatic.i only paid 150 for the 22 brand new. Its a marlin 795. I got it mainly for coon hunting but if i knew the birdshot was going to hurt i wouldnt use it,since it dosent hurt it im going to try it.

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PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:00 pm 
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r u going to try it on coon or what? if coon i dont think u r going to have any luck it will pepper them thats about it and that bird is not cheap really compared to regalr .22s by the way there ant a durn thing matter with ur dog lookn pretty good

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PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 8:51 pm 
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coongetter17 wrote:
i was woundering about the cci #12 shot. Would it mess the rifling in my .22 up


Its never hurt my gun but it will give you a pattern with a diameter of ten foot if you're more than a foot away.

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i agree that walkers can be good dogs, but black and tans are just as good and can be better. walkers suck if you ask bcuz there too original but they can get it done just as good as any other dog (including b&t's)


I know that walkers can be good dogs because i have two that can back me up on that.Ive never paid a dime for a dog and dont plan on it for a while so walkers is all ive ever hunted but ive watched plenty other dogs hunt good too.All breeds of hounds hunt good but its the dog that hunts good or bad not the breed.

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PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2009 1:34 pm 
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i didnt plain on shooting coon. just some darn barn pigeons


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PostPosted: Sun May 24, 2009 7:10 am 
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Bird shot wont hurt the rifling of you barrel. Dont worry about the "other guy". I hunt with blue dogs, but have to admit, those are some fine looking hounds you have there. Keep em blowing the tops out of the trees!


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PostPosted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 5:57 am 
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coongetter thats a fine looking black and tan you got there

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 9:44 am 
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i wouldnt see why a bird shot would ive shot many threw my gun and it still shots fine. and myself i favor english but thats all ive ever had. not to big on black and tan but ive seen black and tan tha would take control over the whole woods. i dont believe in a certain breed i believe in if its a coonog its a coondog no matter what breed it is.


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:59 pm 
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ont wast you cash on that crap.. Better off to huck a hand full of rocks..


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if you shoot it clean you rifle extra good. it leaves alot of powder residue in your gun. thats the only problem with it. and the fact that it spreads so much. but its really neat i think. you can buy old smoothbore 22s for really cheap, but then it is classified as a shotgun and if its too short you broke the law so be careful with smoothbores.


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J.D.C wrote:
judgeing by the picture that is a young man that asked the question out of inexperience and was worried about his gun.your comment putting down his dog was uncalled for.it is people like you that discourage young hunters from asking questions and being proud of his dog.keep your d@#$ opinions to your self if you cannot be nice to people with questions.

good one!! i think it could be useful for making coon jump out of the tree

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ive hunted walkers and english and i have redbone pup right now that im just getting going, but i never really liked b&ts but this guy wanted me to hunt his as much as i can, and if i didnt have this redbone pup i would have kennels full of B&TS now... its the best dog ive ever seen... i know it doesnt matter bout the breed but i really am starting to like them

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