Robert Louis Company, Inc., 31 Shepard Hill Rd, Newtown, CT 06470, USA
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Whether you are a casual target shooter, competitive shooter, or bird hunter, fast gun speed is important to your success! Practicing with the Ultimate Practice Shooting System will get you there! Watch Gretel and Bob pheasant hunting as they reap the benefits of great training and ongoing practice!
The Pistolero PistoLaser — What’s It All About?
Using the Pistolero — Instructions
Pistolero Motion Shooter — For Moving Target Practice!
The Gun Fitter's Case holds a Shotgun Combo Gauge, LaserShooter and Yokes for a Gun Rest
More women are having fun these days in the shooting sports. Check out the G.R.I.T.S. group -- there may be one in your area or you may want to join the organization and start a local group yourself!
Newtown, CT Videographer Bill Cafarelli captured the springtime antics of a red fox family (Mom, Dad and 4 pups/kits) that had selected our backyard shed as their den. The pups, probably about 4-5 weeks old when we first noticed them, appeared at least twice, sometimes three times a day, from under the shed to feed and suckle Mom and to get their exercise, romping around on the lawn and between the daffodils in the nearby flower garden. Mom would usually be with them, watching out for intruders and assuring their safety, while Dad might venture off to the fields or forest to snare the day's protein or to the bird and squirrel feeding zone outside our daughter Chris's bedroom window to scoff up the black oil sunflower seeds.
Gretel, our Drathaar (German Wirehaired Pointer), often sensed their presence before we did and immediately went into hunting mode, making the weirdest primal-like noises and racing from window to window in a frenzy, hoping that someone, anyone, would appreciate her hunting instincts and let her out of the house to fulfill her basest needs!
The Red Fox Family entertained Gretel and us for about 3 weeks before they left their home under our shed and went elsewhere! It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience and we wanted to share a few moments of our backyard joy with you. Bill Cafarelli condensed a 2 hour backyard spectacle into a 2 minute video, allowing us to share the most interesting moments of our Fox Family's adventures. He also included the photogenic male Wood Duck and the Great Blue Heron that appeared in our backyard pond at the same time the foxes were enjoying their fun. He didn't get photos of the nesting Mallard Duck that was totally camouflaged on an island in our pond (and only about 30 feet from the shed!!!) or the mating Turkeys that were also part of the scene at various times during our Fox Watch, but with a little imagination you can envision them as part of the backyard fauna entertainment!
Enjoy!
Bob and Jeanne Foege
Owners, Robert Louis Company, Inc.