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    wjackcooper

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    Feb 9, 2011
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    Looking for dove hunting guide, party of two, Salisbury area.

    Regards
    Jack
     
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    wjackcooper

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    Feb 9, 2011
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    Yep. Was in a group that had a good field near Hurlock, but we lost the hunting rights to another group. Harrison’s guide service out of Easton is completely booked. Any info. appreciated.

    Regards
    Jack
     
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    marko

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    We used to pay $50 apiece to hunt field down your way, Denton - saw lots of doves. Ollie North was there one time.
    I'd say there were 30 guys at each place. Haven't done that in years. We'd hunt over beans (terrrible, sunflower - better, and best of all was smashed up cantaloupe - WAAAY easier to find the birds, but it stunk.)
    5 years ago in NC, I paid $110 for the license and $30 to hunt a field and we shot ONE DOVE.
    That was it for me.
     
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    wjackcooper

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    Feb 9, 2011
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    Small world, I was there the day Oliver North was one of the shooters. My recollection is he was driving a Chevy Suburban.

    Had some fair to good shooting with that guide on two or three occasions, but now do not recall his name. Was it Tommy Swann?

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    Jack
     
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    marko

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    Oliver North was one of the shooters. My recollection is he was driving a Chevy Suburban.
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    My recollection of Ollie is - he was the ONLY one painstakingly looking for birds - others gave up. He would use his shotgun to fan the bean leaves to find the bird.
    It is easier to shoot over crushed cantaloupe. You need a dog if you are in beans, corn, etc.
     
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