20/21 fowling season

[James Adamson]

That's the end of our 20/21 wildfowling season. Just thought I would share some photos, it's been a great season. It's been great to have my eldest out this season, him and his cousin have had some good shooting.

 

[gillettehunter]

Well done. Looks like a lot of fun. Love your pics. They are nicely done.
Bruce

 

[Firebird]

Great stuff-fun to see similar interests happening in another part of the world!

 

[jacques smith]

R u in UK? Doucallthose

 

[jacques smith]

Geese gray lags.? Sorry about my inability to type

 

[Firebird]

No-western United States. No greylags or pink footed or bean geese. We have different green winged teal and wigeons and some others as well-we have Canada geese, snow geese, white fronted and several sub species. So to see your different species is soul stirring stuff to this waterfowler!

 

[James Adamson]

Well done. Looks like a lot of fun. Love your pics. They are nicely done.
Bruce

Cheers

 

[Firebird]

I used to shoot a Winchester sx3 for awhile, the synthetic version. I went back to the sx2. I like the wood version on your sx3.
Love the head on that lab!

 

[James Adamson]

Great stuff-fun to see similar interests happening in another part of the world!

It's been a great season. A lot of wildfowlers on the UK mainland has been very restricted due to the corona virus but where we are it hasn't had any effect on my fowling season.

 

[James Adamson]

Geese gray lags.? Sorry about my inability to type

The most common geese we have is greylags, at migration time we have some pink footed geese pass through.

 

[James Adamson]

I used to shoot a Winchester sx3 for awhile, the synthetic version. I went back to the sx2. I like the wood version on your sx3.
Love the head on that lab!

I have had my wooden stocked SX3 for 13 years now and has had a lot of shells through it, love this gun