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The TCP had high hopes for this mornings crow shoot.  Unfortunately, we arrived to find another crew of crow hunters already in the orchard. The noise of their loud shotguns prevented us from achieving the high numbers we had hoped for, but we still had a great time none the less, and recovered 29 dead crows.

We had a new gadget on hand today.  A duck hunting buddy of mine, James, brought his Browning Cynergy and two metro barrels, and proceeded to whack crows with this dual metro device.  Very impressive by TCP standards. 

I also brought along my DSLR camera, and snapped some action photos of the boys crunching crows.  Enjoy.

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WOW! those are amazing photos !!

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Are the crows so tough you need a pistola to take em out tcp????
You guys are gun nuts down there.……
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Hi Matt,

Those are good close up photos, I see in photo number three where the left wing took part of the shot charge.

How come you guys didn't go to another location when you had other hunters in you're spot? To far between spots?

The main thing is that you had a good time and also got some nice photos.

My crow count is zero so far, it will be a while yet before I get after them.

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Matt,

Excellent pictures of crow exploding.

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Hey Bob,
Yes our next nearest orchard is about a 2 hour drive from this one, so we were stuck. Also, the orchard owners grandson was hunting with us, and we didn't want to bail out on him.

Yes, that left wing took severe damage. Those shots were all at 15 to 25 yards. At that distance, our subsonic re-loads are very deadly.

JD, the TCP always carry's way more firearms than are necessary for the task at hand. You never know what might emerge from the brush. This orchard is full of hogs, so I strapped on my 'hog leg'. Also, Lone Star Phil made that cartridge belt for me last week, so I wanted to show it off a little.







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What are you packing, a 44 cal. revolver? Very nice leather work, now thats a true friend!

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No Bob, thats merely a .357 Mag. I've been thinking about upgrading to the .44, just haven't 'pulled the trigger'.

Yes, Phil is quite the craftsman. His leather work never ceases to amaze.

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The metro barrels in the double gun...are they barrel inserts? If so, what gauge?

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p.s.

Very nice pics. Excellent job.

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Hi Pat,

They are simply a pair of Metro barrel extensions - www.metrogun.com.  They are only offered in 12 gauge.

And I agree, Texas Matt's photography is awesome.

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And it took James to bring home the concept of "one [fill in blank] good!: two [fill in blank] better!!"

Great pictures Matt!  And fine gun work, gentlemen! 

I have a working knowledge of that orchard and for the TCP to ground 29 crows in the middle with un-attenuated shotguns working loudly on the perimeter is a fine field trial demonstration for the effectiveness of the "quiet" technology when shooting crows in their grocery store.

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WOW super cool post. I can hear the metro's going off, and the thwak of the lead finding its target.

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Wow!!! Outstanding photography. Thanks for taking the time to post.

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Great job you guys!!! The action photos rock!

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confuse How much did you pay Matt to put down his shotgun and swing that camera. Whatever it was those are spectacular photos, thanks for sharingbiggrin.

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Great photo's Matt...I'm going to have to force myself to put down the gun and snap some action shots some day!

Great leather work too...Phil is certainly a great craftsman.

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Those are some very good shot pictures. Heck i think u all most hit them out the sky with those barrel :)

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I am officially addicted!

The similarities between the crow hunts and my style of duck hunting is something I had to experience to fully appreciate.

I consider myself fortunate to have the TCP showing me the ropes in the finer art of crow killin'. Lots of years of experience and proficiency taking me under their wings.

Although no money was offered to Texas Matt to replace the Remington with a camera, he has been highly encouraged to duplicate his efforts on ducks as well. biggrin

Exceptional work, Matt.

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Nice to have you on board,James!!!



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