Recent content by GetTothePoint

I understand that, just showing where their headspace lies

These are our options in Kansas for conversation department plates. Looks like the Tweety bird watchers and star gazers even rank above us now......

Lil bourbon at night will clear that right up

I had an 8 yr old GSP that came in one day breathing heavier and coughing like you describe, his diagnosis was basically what you may be facing. I don't know your dog but I selfishly kept him going on lasix and even had the fluid drained once to keep him comfortable thinking something would turn...

Pockets....you have to look in the pockets....I guess they didn't find them

If just a wildlife situation was the goal then there would be no need for the dt trait. If feed with grass control is needed it is useful

You'll be happy, the first act is good at shattercane control which is the issue in our area

Maybe we need to send our directors of the wildlife program and the manager of the walk-in program a couple states north and see how it's done? I'll pay for the trip for them

Late season in Kansas is tough. Hope the scenery was worth the trip. Early season or private can be productive still in Kansas but late in the year like this any of the quality WIHA has been hunted countless times .

Gotta start somewhere I guess, and yeah we caught the stab. But I've hunted Kansas 31+ years and that pheasant on that license plate would be the first PF ever put on my truck in the state of Kansas. I hope it changes but it's nothing but one night out at a banquet for folks right now.

You'll love it , hiking the high country leaves a lot of opportunities to shit in the woods.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BXwo1oYZj/ Hopefully PF and QF jump on this and reach out to producers and help NRCS teach these guys there is another way. It's a tough ball to push up hill in the the AG world but the one thing farmers will pay attention to is $$ they can get from a program...

Pay to play. Public will be tough this time of year especially by yourself. From what I saw and have heard the amount of hunters is up on shrinking quality public acres. Quail numbers are good from what I've seen and heard from others and I'm sure in certain areas a guy could still see a...

We didn't see near the pheasants you guys are talking but the quail were up id say.

I try hard not to take those long stretchy shots for a variety of reasons I guess. I figure it's makes them that much spookier for me the next time or the next guy if they are clean misses. But in the event a couple pellets land but don't stone them I assume they go off and die anyhow. A chicken...