axeman_g
Member
All,
grouse season opened here in Georgia last week. So on Sat I went out with my two dogs, Hannah my 7 yo and Richmond my 3 yo male. We went to my favorite area, where tha Applachian Trail crosses through Addis Gap, approx 1 mile north of the end of Wildcat Creek Rd in the Lake Burton WMA.
Well, the weather was a little too warm and dry, even after some rains came through the N Ga area on Fri. Did not get any points, one bird flushed wild about 60 yds downhill from me.
The Benelli Nova is a 20g and I would like to say a few things. This gun appears to be a perfect mountain gun. Durable, stong and very lightweight. No rattles. It endured a good butt slide down a dried leafy hill, was banged against numerous trees and was sling carried between coverts. I look forward to actually trying to harvest some birds with it real soon.
As an addition, my 3 yo ES ran off and is currently missing. He is approx 55 - 60 pds, mainly white with black and very light brown makings. His ears are all black and has dark dark eyes. He has a collar with a bell and a second collar with id tags (phone number on it). He is a little shy, but will curl right up to you if you have some food. There is a reward for his safe return.
I know many of you are deer hunters, and the season has just started this week. The Swallow Creek and Lake Burton areas are open this week. Please keep you eyes and ears open for me.
grouse season opened here in Georgia last week. So on Sat I went out with my two dogs, Hannah my 7 yo and Richmond my 3 yo male. We went to my favorite area, where tha Applachian Trail crosses through Addis Gap, approx 1 mile north of the end of Wildcat Creek Rd in the Lake Burton WMA.
Well, the weather was a little too warm and dry, even after some rains came through the N Ga area on Fri. Did not get any points, one bird flushed wild about 60 yds downhill from me.
The Benelli Nova is a 20g and I would like to say a few things. This gun appears to be a perfect mountain gun. Durable, stong and very lightweight. No rattles. It endured a good butt slide down a dried leafy hill, was banged against numerous trees and was sling carried between coverts. I look forward to actually trying to harvest some birds with it real soon.
As an addition, my 3 yo ES ran off and is currently missing. He is approx 55 - 60 pds, mainly white with black and very light brown makings. His ears are all black and has dark dark eyes. He has a collar with a bell and a second collar with id tags (phone number on it). He is a little shy, but will curl right up to you if you have some food. There is a reward for his safe return.
I know many of you are deer hunters, and the season has just started this week. The Swallow Creek and Lake Burton areas are open this week. Please keep you eyes and ears open for me.
