This will be interesting

[Ken G]

Will be sitting in this Saturday morning with Dale and Steve Palmisano.

http://blogs.suntimes.com/bowman/2010/1 ... owl_1.html

Now I know why Dale was laughing when I asked him things like, Oh, does it have walls? How about a roof?

This should be classic. Steve is already making fun of us.

[Cory]

I am so Jealous!! I have not been out for waterfowl in way too long. My deks and calls are all full of dust.

[Special Ed]

Oh, how I'd love to be a box elder on the "wall" for this one.

Don't take pictures Ken, your words will spark imagery that pictures could never capture.



I look forward to Dale's take on it too.

[Dan]

Sounds like fun!!

[Ken G]

I just heard, there is no roof. Just stand up and shoot.

Thank god no rain in the forecast.

All I have left for this kind of hunting is a single shot 12 gauge that is supposedly around 90 years old. The thing is dead on accurate. Only, back then, they didn't angle the stock down to let the kick go back over your shoulder. It's a pipe on a stick and all the force comes straight back. Stings like a son of a bitch.

The perfect gun for the blind, I think.

There will be plenty of pictures, and a few words. Some printable, most probably not.

I vaguely remember Cory having a double barrel muzzle loader that he brought out hunting once. Tortured the hell out of this poor bunny I remember too.

That gun would be perfect for this too. If the owner of the blind for the season isn't there a half hour before shooting time, then it's an open blind and anyone can use it you know.

[Cory]

I'm gonna have to get some details on the location from you Ken so that i can make an opportunity to get myself down into that blind when it is not in use.
So How did you do?