onpoint
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MT public land roosters are kinda' educated this far into the season.
My two girls corralled one, had it centered between them and I was right in the sweet spot.
My fitted, pricey, semi auto Benelli missed a chip shot a couple times. My little one had the "WTF" look as I stood there like an idiot.
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I looked at my Montefeltro and thought of Old Bill Beyl, RIP, from the Bozeman Powderhorn. Those of you who were around Bozo when he was will know him as the always smiling and jovial gunsmith and legendary clay breaker from the iconic Powderhorn (turned Schnees). He once put an aftermarket pad, to lengthen the pull, on a shotgun of mine and I told him that this should make me hit more birds.
His dry stonefaced response:
"What's it like to miss"?
My two girls corralled one, had it centered between them and I was right in the sweet spot.
My fitted, pricey, semi auto Benelli missed a chip shot a couple times. My little one had the "WTF" look as I stood there like an idiot.
![DSCN0397.jpg DSCN0397.jpg](https://www.hunttalk.com/data/attachments/61/61136-6ebf65bf313e2fa6c0b842a483b7f753.jpg)
I looked at my Montefeltro and thought of Old Bill Beyl, RIP, from the Bozeman Powderhorn. Those of you who were around Bozo when he was will know him as the always smiling and jovial gunsmith and legendary clay breaker from the iconic Powderhorn (turned Schnees). He once put an aftermarket pad, to lengthen the pull, on a shotgun of mine and I told him that this should make me hit more birds.
His dry stonefaced response:
"What's it like to miss"?