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Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 6:34 pm
by joedw00
easterngray wrote:As you can tell from my user name, I love squirrells... especially in a stew.
Browning sweet 16 brings home the "bacon"
I prefer using a .22 but can only use a shotgun in my home state.
After I'm done eating, I sit down and tie some flies with hair from the tail.
Hopefully I'll catch a few perch and the squirrel will feed me twice!
Nice picture. You just have a few more holes in the squirrels. I haven't had squirrel for a long time. Used to hunt them with a 410.
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 8:35 am
by foxtrapper
My wife as a sweet 16. Unconverted Belgen model.
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 10:48 am
by Ed in Tampa
easterngray wrote:As you can tell from my user name, I love squirrells... especially in a stew.
Browning sweet 16 brings home the "bacon"
I prefer using a .22 but can only use a shotgun in my home state.
After I'm done eating, I sit down and tie some flies with hair from the tail.
Hopefully I'll catch a few perch and the squirrel will feed me twice!
That boy Easterngrey kill them fuzzy tail rats! Want to do some hunting in my front yard?
I have a constant fight to keep their population down so they don't try taking up residence in my house. These suckers breed like rabbits.
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 11:42 am
by ddvann79
easterngray wrote:As you can tell from my user name, I love squirrells... especially in a stew....Hopefully I'll catch a few perch and the squirrel will feed me twice!
Beautiful weapon, Alec!
Pre-WWII era? You're a man of many talents.
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 1:48 pm
by easterngray
Hey Dalton thanks a bunch for that link! Looks like my sixteen was made in 1964. I love that gun but won't use it for waterfowl anynore as I don't want to shoot steel with it. Now it's retired to upland birds and small game. God bless you brother - Alec