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Dave, It just shows up as the photo in your post- in your album on photobucket of images you've uploaded (of any size) it gives you four different codes, one of them being an IMG code that looks like this: http://numbers.photobucket.com/albums/numbers/missouribirdman/img_numbers.jpg...

If you were a duck your former life, you probably lived a couple of seasons, maybe six if you were lucky. If you were banded probably only one. Now you might be on somebody's wall if you were banded. In this life, you're a duck hunter- can't change that!

Thanks, ya'll for your help- I think I'll start saving my change in a jar... then I'll buy an extrema2 they sound reliable, accurate, and fun to shoot.

Lee, I'll email you tonight when I get a chance... Yep, I've bitten the bullet- passed my test and am working on building my mews and getting my equipment inspected- My friend got his merlin from a breeder on the west coast a couple days ago... I'll shoot you an email tonight-

Dave, Did you ever get photobucket working? It's super easy and will blow your socks off at how big the images you can post on here are- it's simple- no [inline] anything- just copy the code on the website and paste it wherever you want in your message and wham-o! you've got multiple big...

Dave, Thanks for keeping an eye out for me! I haven't read it, but have heard it's a good book, and my sponsor has a copy of it. However I'm not too excited about anything falconry related coming from the U.K. I prefer our style of falconry. Thanks again for thinking of me-

This photobucket thing really works Dave!!! Merlin Another one of the Peregrine

Hitch, What resolution are you uploading your pics? I can only upload one at 500 x 666 before it says my limit is reached.

Well, for us falconers duck season is still open here in Missouri. Today was a gorgeous day- clear and cold. I went hawking with a friend- and we flew his Peale's Peregrine. It's been doing well this season, taking 25 ducks on 28 slips (if I remember correctly) Today's flight came off a little...

thanks dave- it looks like it shoots great, is reliable, and worth the cost. I appreciate you sharing your buddy's experience, because I'm comparing it to the Browning Gold, the gun I'm looking into gettting next. (I have an 870) It won't be before next November before I make my decision...

I saw a video today on google videos about this gun- it looks deadly. Anyone ever try it on ducks or geese? Here's the link- couldn't figure out the fancy way to put it in http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1032624174739440974

great pics Hitch, it's awesome to see somebody put a digital camera to good use! I don't have an amazing lens on mine yet, and I have to shoot in manual mode, but your pictures turn out so sweet!

spring turkey season is right around the corner... alright- i'l wait a couple of months... but it's closing in! =)

checked and responded- Thanks Dani! =)

Steve, You can change the settings on the digital camera to exlude the date stamp from photos it takes, but other than that you can't just remove the date- unless you photoshop it out. I'd be happy to do that if you email me a copy of the pic. You know how much I love eying harlequin pics...

I would have wet my pants

Looks good, Mike- I like the expression in it's head.

that's a lotta birds... i barely saw that many birds while hunting this season... I still don't know if I can run down a banded goose on the edge of a parking lot... i tried but couldn't get it... ;) Let's get together soon to carve??? Glad to hear your trip went well!

done

Nice block Josh- You're right about just having to call it done and move on-