For Teul2 http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_6257.jpg Open mouth Pintail for another client. http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_6258.jpg http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_6259.jpg

SRM makes a replacement magazine cap that has a stud in the end. 1-877 FERSURE.

Banded Watersnake, I learned it as Natrix sipedon, but is Nerodia fasciata these days.

We shot three species down there. The White-faced was by far the most prevalent, but we killed Fulvous and Back-bellied also.

Whistling Ducks were plentiful. http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_5889.jpg As were Ringed Teal. http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_5924.jpg Doves were insane as always. http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/IMG_6050.jpg Fair numbers of Y...

Wow! What a surprise stepping off the plane in Memphis after three weeks south of the equator. This heat sucked the breath out of me after over 20 days in the Southern Hemisphere winter. Good times were had with new and old friends. New destinations discovered and lots of ammo spent. Only thing hot ...

If you look on page 213 of Dr. Chub's book you will see a young, 1971 model, Waterfowler. The Chessy, Jake, was one of the best dogs I ever had and the Yellow Lab, Dinah, was a gift from me to Dr. Andrews. The ducks in the picture were shot in the south end of the lake in the tall cypress. One of th...

Smew. In the Merganser Family.

Great trophies for the collector.

We have another story coming about Duck hunting in Argentina. The editor of Wildfowl is going on a trip with me down there. We plan on duck hunting and doing some varmit hunting at night also for foxes. Something new for me with the varmits! The area is slap full of watefowl and is one of my favorit...

That is one awsome mount Mr Pat. Dad had some at one time in his avery. Dan Gill :) Your dad was Dan Gill? He was a great man and glad I got to meet him several times before he passed. I loved going to visit and he always was happy to give us a tour of his extensive aviaries. We got quite a few of ...

Here's an up close look at one. They are very common in aviaries and escape often. although they mix with Wood Ducks in the wild I have never seena hybrid, which Patrick alluded to with the extra chromosome may having a bearing on that. http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g202/thewaterfowler/newstuff0...

I average about one every year or two being brought in that were killed in the wild.

Cedar Creek Club is all I know. Miles and miles of miles and miles.