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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 71015" data-attributes="member: 373">Easy there Mr. Windage, no need to shoot them out of the pickup window.....we just shoot them as we let them out of the pen we raise them in. Or maybe out the tractor door feeding cows! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Perhaps a matching set of Browning brush pants in blaze orange and a matching Browning hat or PF orange cap one got for their $50 sponsorship and a Browning 28 gauge over and under with calf skin gloves is also required pheasant hunting attire and gear to properly trek down the illusive ringneck. Me, I just dig my Filson out of the back seat of the pickup , grab the old felt ear flapper hat off the dash were it is nice and warm, pull on some old cotton ropin gloves and a goose down coat, jack a shell in the old Winchester 97 and wander out to a cat tail slough along side some corn, let the dog do the work and shoot my birds and wander back to the pickup. Now before you go off on those pen raised birds, hfh and all that stuff, over the years I have likely walked as far as anyone on here chasin late season roosters around the country from Crosby to Bowman and points between. Just never had the need to wear a &quot;batman belt&quot; doin it. But hey, to each their own,&nbsp; they are kinda purdy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 71015, member: 373"] Easy there Mr. Windage, no need to shoot them out of the pickup window.....we just shoot them as we let them out of the pen we raise them in. Or maybe out the tractor door feeding cows! ;) Perhaps a matching set of Browning brush pants in blaze orange and a matching Browning hat or PF orange cap one got for their $50 sponsorship and a Browning 28 gauge over and under with calf skin gloves is also required pheasant hunting attire and gear to properly trek down the illusive ringneck. Me, I just dig my Filson out of the back seat of the pickup , grab the old felt ear flapper hat off the dash were it is nice and warm, pull on some old cotton ropin gloves and a goose down coat, jack a shell in the old Winchester 97 and wander out to a cat tail slough along side some corn, let the dog do the work and shoot my birds and wander back to the pickup. Now before you go off on those pen raised birds, hfh and all that stuff, over the years I have likely walked as far as anyone on here chasin late season roosters around the country from Crosby to Bowman and points between. Just never had the need to wear a "batman belt" doin it. But hey, to each their own, they are kinda purdy. [/QUOTE]

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