Incoming!

[Jay Edward (deceased)]

OK...so what shot size? What load? Would you take them on the water (or ice)?

[Alboy]

MAN!!!!!!
 

You sure know how to wake a guy up in the morning.

I figure about 5-10 seconds and range will be perfect.

For the first two shots on birds as counted from left to right.
12 gauge CVA SxS no chokes.
1 1/4 ounce #4 Bizmuth over 3F Goex for birds 1 and 5.


10 gauge Pedersoli SxS
1 1/2 ounce load #2 Bizmuth over 3F Goex
(both by volume) for the flare up and leaving lead birds 2, 3 or 4.

Ground , ice water dont make no difference to me.

[Smokepole]

Jay,
 
I'm with Alboy on this one.
 
12 gauge Beretta O/U cylinder chokes: 1¼ ozs #2 bismuth over 1 oz volume Goex 3fff blackpowder.
 
16 gauge fowler cylinder choke: 1 1/8 ozs, rolled packet, buffered #2 bismuth over 80 grains Goex 3fff.
 
We have just gone through the "hottest" June I can remember.  That picture just makes it a little hotter (got the adrenalin flowing).

[DEADBIRD]

Sweet flying rib eye!

Hope to get some of that in the early september season.

[CuzTheyFly]

Awesome Image nice pic!
   
    This is Cibola AZ around 1994
   
   

[CuzTheyFly]

my 12g Remington 11-87 3" Mag, with Truglo Titan Choke Tube, Winchester BB's in 3" . Shoot em on the ground-air-where ever, they taste the same if killed in the air or water. As we say in North Texas, "shoot em all the way to the ground"

Heck I might double tap a few, which is to follow up your first hit, with another , just to show em who is boss... lol ,Or save dog work for paying clients....