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from jbonifer24 on 01.18.09
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from timmy2bears on 01.09.09
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I have come to know 3 britneys pretty well in my short 17 years, and all have been extremely affectionate. My britney is great hunting dog and points pheasants like no other dog I have ever seen. She's also a great family pet. She's much smaller than a pointer too so she's a good indoor dog and great with my younger siblings. I would get any dog but a briney.
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I've always used 3" 6 shot for pheasants. It works good at long range, but I understand what you mean about it tearing up the birds. All I do is when they get up close give them a second or two to fly. It gives me more time to aim and let's the bird get a little ways away so you don't destroy it. More time to aim increases accuracy and saves shells too.