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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3632618" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>I have a 30 year old Carhart hunting vest that holds two dozen shells in shell holders inside pockets where loose shells can be added. It's a front loader for game meaning you don't require help getting birds into the game bag that is a rear loader. The opening is right along the zipper in the front. Shove the bird in and be done.</p><p>Typically hunting pheasant and what few quail we have, I don't need a lot of shells with the current limits, so I take some big 1" washers, tie some hunter orange 1" wide tape to them to throw and mark the location the bird fell if it's not immediately found. They do fall and run on occasion, but it gives you a place to reference back to while looking in the tall grass or milo field. Throwing your hat down works too, but when bird hunting I wear hunter orange as it's easy to swing on a fellow hunter and not see them while focusing on a bird in flight. I wear at least an orange ball cap if not a full vest and ball cap. Think Dick Cheney.</p><p>I also carry a "Sparkler". Old device to hang on an electric fence with a ground probe to stick into the earth. It will determine if the electric fence is live or not.</p><p>Rarely use it, but it's always in the game vest.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3632618, member: 5412"] I have a 30 year old Carhart hunting vest that holds two dozen shells in shell holders inside pockets where loose shells can be added. It's a front loader for game meaning you don't require help getting birds into the game bag that is a rear loader. The opening is right along the zipper in the front. Shove the bird in and be done. Typically hunting pheasant and what few quail we have, I don't need a lot of shells with the current limits, so I take some big 1" washers, tie some hunter orange 1" wide tape to them to throw and mark the location the bird fell if it's not immediately found. They do fall and run on occasion, but it gives you a place to reference back to while looking in the tall grass or milo field. Throwing your hat down works too, but when bird hunting I wear hunter orange as it's easy to swing on a fellow hunter and not see them while focusing on a bird in flight. I wear at least an orange ball cap if not a full vest and ball cap. Think Dick Cheney. I also carry a "Sparkler". Old device to hang on an electric fence with a ground probe to stick into the earth. It will determine if the electric fence is live or not. Rarely use it, but it's always in the game vest. [/QUOTE]
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