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Who on here hunts with Pondman? We shot the EMCC funshoot with him today and he can flat out shuck a pump gun! Thanks for shooting with us today, 1st place team! Give us a shout if you get to North MS...

Redhead,

You got on here quick. I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for letting me ride y'alls coattails. A word of warning to all. DO NOT, shoot against Redhead he will beat you down. The man can shoot.

I will holler at you when I am up your way. Call me if you ever make down to Jackson. I owe you a fishing trip for the letting me tag along.

Thanks,

Pond

I've shot with rob before and he flat out gets it done.

Redhead wrote:Who on here hunts with Pondman? We shot the EMCC funshoot with him today and he can flat out shuck a pump gun! Thanks for shooting with us today, 1st place team! Give us a shout if you get to North MS...

Yep. After 10+ years of hunting beside him, I can honestly say that Pondman is a "point and click natural"...more some days than others. One thing is for sure: despite the occasional short-shuck (definitely operator error), that old BPS will not be denied. I think that his affinity for it has got something to do with it's ejection mechanism saving his rear end one day on am impromptu rabbit hunt in Washington county, but I digress.

I appreciate the good lies.

As for the bottom eject feature and past indiscretions, we do not need to cover them. We are all capable of making legitimate mistakes through the misunderstanding of signage and environmental factors.

Nothing to see here. Move along...

Pond

The man couldn't catch a fish if his life depended on it...

I taught pondman everything he knows.

Showing the love.

LD,

Anytime you get ready let me know and we can but a few bills on it to make it interesting.

KW,

You keep thinking that. Call me and let's go eat lunch. You can show me how to pick up the lunch bill.

Pond

IF you ever looked down the rib of said BPS one would realize that his shooting is even more impressive. However KW I truely did teach him everything he knows on that particular subject.

Also as the instigator of said Washington County impromtu rabbit hunting episode, I am very grateful for the ejection ability of the famed BPS.

Insman,

You and KW can argue as long as you want to. As for the vent rib, those are character marks and give the gun a certain aged, broken-in dignity.

That Washington County is a classic example. I am just along for the ride, trying to walk the straight and narrow. Then I get thrown in a situation and I have use my quick thinking and lightning reflexes to save the group.

Pond