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Re: shotgun chokes, which to use
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Posted by dave from MN on November 26, 2005 at 05:34:01 from (67.2.194.239):
In Reply to: shotgun chokes, which to use posted by Rich Iowa on November 26, 2005 at 04:09:02:
All I ever use for pheasants is Winchester or Rem high brass 5 or 6 shot with lead. This time of year I use modified only. Of course I shoot leage so I can get on the bird fast, in 2 weeks when they get up at the end of the feild and a spookly i will use full choke and magnum 4 shot. To me improved cylinder is to open and doesnt let you be the "deafd eye " you could be. Good luck, get your limit and more than anything hunt SAFE.
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