Recent content by GetTothePoint

Buy it, you won't regret it. It shoots as smooth as my old sweet 16 and weighs nothing. I had some issues with Browning at time of original purchase but probably my favorite shotgun I own now. I would assume they'll handle any shell you want to throw in them. Haven't ran any tss through this...

It's a bad cycle and yes I think it's the disconnect of the generation that didn't grow up working theses places. The heirs just think about the return. They somehow forget the generations of their family who bled, sweat, and stressed to keep it going. I just lost my last lease last month. I've...

I would think ground in that part of the country when you own it should make a pretty good return farming it?

East side is getting plenty as well. Never like to miss any rain but it's starting to interfere with planting in our area. Still a lot of corn to go in and id say beans are behind as well

$75-160 in the area of Kansas I'm in. Anything over that $100 mark and you better hope mother nature cooperates or the red pen comes out

Don't be afraid to throw a different or additional $20 insert in a pair that may be a little uncomfortable. Even if they're expensive boots it may be just the thing to make them really comfortable.

I don't know them personally but have hunted over 3 of their dogs a good friend has had over the years and they are great field/marsh and people dogs. If I ever cross over lol they'd be my first call

Sauk River Retrievers, they're in MN

I was ordering shells the other day, sifting through fps, brands, lead v non-tox, etc.... and began chuckling to myself of how difficult I've let it become. I got by just fine on the 4 pack of 7 1/2 target loads from Walmart for years in my late teens and twenties because I wasn't trading beer...

They have to have a good whoa and then a release command. Very handy but it takes a good dog with some time on them usually to do it right. I've always tried to train them to whoa, let me come past them if needed, then release them to hunt to me again then stop. Releasing them to go ahead and...

I've came to the conclusion that when I go to Bartle Hall for anything I'm going to pony up and pay to park. I'll be more than $30 worth of mad trying to make loops from block to block looking for street parking.

Parking was close by and there was plenty of it.....just cost ya cool $30

I didn't leave myself enough time in my day to be honest. I'll plan on that being my day next time and just take my time. There was a full lineup of speakers as well, I'd have listened to more of those if I didn't have to keep moving.

I asked the Federal rep at Pheasant Fest and he said he had heard those rumors but they and their sister company Hevi-shot are sitting on good supplies.

Saw some Wirehaired Vislas from two different kennels today. That was a new one to me.