RLP
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Agree on all above.Camo or black it doesn't matter, either works.
But get a Benelli.![]()
Agree on all above.Camo or black it doesn't matter, either works.
But get a Benelli.![]()
@NIGHTHAWK - agree, I could never tell until “one hit the ground”, they are 1/2 the size of a Snow and that bird in your hand looks to be a “Ross” (Mallard size goose).I can’t tell. Juvenile Ross and Snow geese are hard for me to tell apart…Especially in flight!
I’ll ask my guide…
I bought that exact gun for my lefty son. I'm no expert but for those birds I think camo is a good idea. I love Beretta!A couple of weeks ago I was in ND for pheasant hunting. After filling my limit in the morning (3/day), I went duck and goose hunting and really enjoyed it.
I borrowed a semi-shotgun for the duck hunting. I really enjoyed it, so decided to get my own lefty shotgun for the future. Based on an earlier post here and my own research I decided on a lefty Beretta A400 Extreme Plus.
Question for those that have a lot of experience, does the camo pattern really matter for ducks? I am leaning towards no camo.
From my guide in Alberta:@NIGHTHAWK - agree, I could never tell until “one hit the ground”, they are 1/2 the size of a Snow and that bird in your hand looks to be a “Ross” (Mallard size goose).
Looks like you had a good day overall !
From my guide in Alberta:@NIGHTHAWK - agree, I could never tell until “one hit the ground”, they are 1/2 the size of a Snow and that bird in your hand looks to be a “Ross” (Mallard size goose).
Looks like you had a good day overall !