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Odd upland critter Slam

WaterDawg

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Nov 20, 2016
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Did a solo road hunting and deer scouting trip in the northern Oregon Cascades, west slope, yesterday and ended up with a unique slam consisting of one ruffed grouse, one brush rabbit, one mountain quail, and one band tailed pigeon. It was the last day of band tail season here and I only saw a few but managed one. Could’ve shot more quail but didn’t feel like chasing em down in the thick cover. Fall color is starting to appear.

Decided to field dress the first three victims not expecting I would need a SLAM photo 20 minutes later - doh!

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