E 217. Chokes Born in the USA

Lone Duck’s Gun Dog Chronicles

Bob Owens

Pets & Animals, Leisure, Hobbies, Wilderness, Sports, Kids & Family

4.8 • 624 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

For today's show, we have the pleasure of hanging out with Scott from Trulock Chokes. We kick off the show hearing about Scott's family business and how they got started in the outdoor industry. You'll quickly find that Scott is the real deal and knows a thing or two about hunting, fishing and especially, choke tubes. We get pretty deep with Scott in regards to how and why his chokes are unique, what he looks for in choke tubes, what he recommends for people to do when they get a new gun, etc. One of the most important things Scott suggests is to pattern the gun, choke and shell of choice at the rough distance you plan to shoot game. It sounds simple but ask yourself... have you done this recently? There's a ton of science that goes into making quality chokes for your guns and Trulock Chokes helps break it down on their youtube channel, which you can check out here. With thousands of variations of chokes, I'd bet there's something for you and your gun. It's worth looking into. Treat yourself. Check out our patreon to get 1:1 coaching, talk directly with Bob and join our happy hour hang outs. Need some training gear or want to support the Lone D? Check out our website for anything you need! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	On X, from e-scouting, finding your truck when you get lost in the woods to getting permission.
0:06.2	It's going to take you to the next level with landowner info to the areas that you think you'd like to go find ducks or grouse or whatever you'd like to hunt.
0:14.4	So check them out.
0:15.3	On X, get in the hunt and get that permission, baby.
0:20.0	All right, it's the DT difference difference it's 30 years experience in the game
0:24.4	dt systems e-cowers we've been using for a while now but let's quickly talk about their dummy
0:29.6	launchers they got the super pro dummy launcher and the remote dummy launcher it's a great way for you
0:35.4	and your dog to get ready for dock season loud bangs make sure your dog's cool with gunfire before you use it.
0:41.3	But I want you to add it to your repertoire, bag of tricks, and get you and your dog ready for duck season.
0:48.3	It's the super pro dummy launcher by DT.
0:51.3	Alright, our number one asked question is revolving around force fetch.
0:58.6	Whether your dog drops the bumper or duck at the edge of the water or you failed a few
1:03.2	hunt us because the dog monkeys with the birds or won't pick up a bird, let me help you
1:07.9	help your dog.
1:09.5	A bunch of different breeds breeds bunch of different personalities start
1:12.5	to finish teaching you how to do it links in the description oh yeah i mean that's yeah i did not
1:24.8	want to be inside man if i couldn't be be outside, it was because it was flooding ready.
1:30.5	You know, we grew up hunting, fishing, you know, pretty much kicked us loose when we was old
1:36.4	enough to know what right and roll to do, and so here you go, you know. To be safe, but I have fun and that's what we did what's going on
1:48.3	everybody and welcome to another episode of lone ducks gun dog chronicles on this episode we've got
1:53.2	scott from true lock chokes one of our new recent sponsors is joining us tonight get to know him
2:00.4	get to know his business and also talk hunting so stick with us it's Get to know him, get to know his business, and also talk
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