Recent content by lonejackfool

update: should have looked before i posted. crampx is available on amazon and a few other places online. they now offer 2oz shots. i have bottles in my truck, shaving kit, travel bag, nightstand, kitchen and in the fridge. its tastier cold.

my former dr. of 25yrs invented Crampx. 8oz bottle will stop any cramp before you can finish the bottle. several times it stopped cramps at half a bottle, just holding a gulp in my mouth. severe cramps, doubled over abdominal, upper thigh, calf, and hands, where i have been in tears...

well, once again, halfway thru the season, and not a single hunting post. the state of Missouri that could once lead a legitimate debate over which state was the best quail hunting, is now what 15th?, 20th? how about a covey report? has anyone shot a limit? you don't have to hotspot, but...

thanks, i think they're cool, almost worth framing whole with calender. i've tried repeatedly to put better pics on, but not smart enough. when i posted initially, i tried several times to post this pic, couldn't do it. then all of a sudden it appeared in the file?? if you have or had...

1980's and 1990's bank calendar pictures from back when there was Quail in west central Missouri. 5 total, i kept the good ones (setters). They measure 30 x 48 overall. the picture trims to 22 x28. The art is good, the paper is probably poster grade, some small stains noticed on the German...

interesting, how long have your buddies been checking your fields? assuming your not totally flat ground, is there any pattern to the nests? as in topography, hill tops, sides or facing. are they near trees, or just random? thanks i'm trying to increase my nesting brooding acres.

66, red wing wingshooter 808 was my favorite. last pair lasted 2 years of everyday farm mud, blood, poop with no maintenance. since they discontinued those i have to be stylish and wear the 863 wingshooter. they are heavy but waterproof all the way to the top 9inch. they last as long as...

if you really want to know why you are missing, post this on shotgunworld forum. otherwise practice, and let your emotional support dogs ride up front on the way home, i guarantee all they want is some good cheek and ear scratching, and the promise of getting to go again.

K-9 Topcoat has/had a vest with a couple inches of front sleeve. and chest plate. they've changed the material at least 3 times. my last setter could shred one per season, but i figured that was saving some stitches at the vet. i see that a company named Tyro has a very similar vest with a...

try Jess and jims. been there forever, don't hear complaints. the vendor list and stage seminar schedule is out. at least 5 vest makers to hopefully try on. garmin is on the list, irish setter, and onx is doing a master class seminar. hope onx will let me in. several state of the quail...

i've been waiting for it to come back to KC. was really hoping there would be a bunch of upland gear to check out and try on, mainly vests and strap vests. not good at paying $400 online just to see if something works for me, then send it back. scheels, bass pro, and orvis stores have a poor...

just got home, 2 days central, snow drifts between switchgrass clumps were brutal on hunters and dogs. too crunchy to get within 200yds of most birds

thanks for pointing out crop layers are from 2023. wonder why?

allan savory has been leading the fight to convert desert back into grassland thru intensive grazing. its very interesting, and i think he has proved the theory in africa and new mexico. several years ago he quoted from an old book by an english lord that said something like this. you cannot...

i brought up a federal upland stamp with QF and Conservation Federation of Missouri 8-10 years ago. was pretty thoroughly poo-poo'd. couldn't figure out whether it was just another one of my bad ideas, or just wasn't their idea, or it was just too difficult to pull off, but they weren't...