Guess which Rubberhaid had a mojo dove at the shoot yesterday afternoon
Snake
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Guess which Rubberhaid had a mojo dove at the shoot yesterday afternoon
Snake
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Black Duck
I wouldnt know , but I know for a fact that the mojo dove works . We had doves coming all the way across the field to check the mojo out . they locked in and comitted to the mojo just like ducks coming to decoys . several others left the field early . i guess they got tired of hearing us do all the shooting . Three of us sat about 20-30 feet apart and all of us had plenty of birds to shoot at.
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I think this one just scared them away
Snake
Reloaders love a good piece of brass<br />Not only did Samuel colt make all men equal.....He also made it easier for me to sleep well at <br />night
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How was your hunt Snake? Did ya'll wear em out?
Team HIGHTIDE
My guess would be Sasha...but I doubt he was invited to the hunt because he is such a big rubberhead!
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Hell I would mount one on my hat if it would be the difference between a good shoot and a bad’un. I shoot doves to socialize and shoot, shoot, shoot….
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Attention Whore
If someone needs a RoboDove to kill a limit of doves they are indeed a...........RUBBERHEAD! [img]graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]
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Nope it wasn't Sushi
Gander there was a ton of birds in the field(s) when we walked in, and some of them trickled back in during the shoot. I ended up shooting 19 shells for 9 birds not near as good as I did Sat. afternoon (20 shells for 12 birds).
Snake
Reloaders love a good piece of brass<br />Not only did Samuel colt make all men equal.....He also made it easier for me to sleep well at <br />night
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sound familiar [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img]Originally posted by LabLuvR:
I joined a little $50 dove club that turned out to be a smoker. Ended up wif 9, should have had the limit in very short order. As usual my shooting skills left a tad to be desired.
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From what I have heard, yours ain't no betta!!
RIP Kelsey "Bigdawg" Cromer
12-26-98 12-1-13
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Nope!!!! He would have invited himself [img]graemlins/lol.gif[/img]Originally posted by Johnny Reb:
My guess would be Sasha...but I doubt he was invited to the hunt because he is such a big rubberhead!
More fuel = more boost!!
Black Duck
I would have to agree with you Lab!I didn't think people really used those things. Why are you a rubberhead for using one to shoot ducks and not a rubberhead for using one to shoot doves?!I hunted Saturday and had a bad shoot!But if I would have seen a robo in a dove field I would have enjoyed myself. Don't think I could have shot a bird for laughing my ass off!I guess I can truely say I have heard it all now!
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I don't have one but got no problem with'em. I hunt ducks, I shoot doves. I will grant you their is some skill in picking where you sit in shooting doves...but if you are in a big field with not enough people to keep the birds pushed around I could see a big benefit in having one. I would say having decoys on a power line is about the same deal for shooting doves. They are not a quarry I derive satisfaction from outsmarting. The shooting and the socializing is the fun part of it to me.
If it wasn't more crap to have to mess with I probably would own one.
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