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Or buff or whatever. But here's the one my buddy got this year in paw county.

Xtra wide well traveled gravel during harvest there's lots of semis w/hopper trailers. I don't expect a big rig like that to jam on the jakes and pedal down drum breaks, so give a wide berth, to that truck of large girth.

Things happen quick in real time. The freeze frames show the truth! The sad part is I swung to my left, shot, he wobbled hard, lost altitude, but righted himself and flew far far away. The happy part is I went three shells for three pheasants the rest of the day.

My buddy has always used the two fingers wiggling to signal that his dog is on one and the rooster is running. Sometimes he does it at the end of a chase to show the bird has run off. I hear you about dogs on gravel roads bb. My first thing is if I hear or see a vehicle I always call the dogs...

In the field, what are hand signals you use with other human hunters?

I thought you were retired!

Try on a bunch of stuff. Extra crispy 🥓 boots, an initial rise vest, hopefully they've got some selection of upland pants, I need some for late season. If I see the federal guy I'll ask how the irregular shaped pellets in savanna squall shells are supposed to be more better. If governor Kristi...

Gim, time to go to pheasant fest! List of exhibitors is online.

Always been curious how this works. I asked two different game wardens about it. I was told they can't give a ticket for trespassing unless the owner or lessee complains and wants charges.

Dixieman it would be interesting to hear from the landowners where you hunted how it went later in the season. I do appreciate your honest report and good luck in your future endeavors. I lived in North Georgia for 3 years, beautiful state.

Dixieman I didn't hunt north Dakota this year, but I know a very good hunter who took a trip to the same general area as you. He said the sharptail and partridge hunting was absolutely terrible, and he's been going for years just like you.

So I listened to a little bit of the rooster road trip podcast yesterday. They hunted Kansas for 5 days I think. They never bagged a rooster and ended up focusing on quail. Sounds like a sad state of affairs in Kansas.

Yeah I think when you brown the meat 🍖 a sear is all you need, everything will cook in the oven. It is nice on the stove top when browning to add S and P plus other herbs and spices. I do this often with pheasant chili. I suppose if it's more like soup/stew it doesn't matter as much, meat will...

When I saw some tss shells at a high velocity I really scratched my head. Why send pellets that are so dense at such a high speed as they'll retain energy much better than an inferior metal like steel? Then someone told me the purpose is to open up the pattern, which makes sense. One thing...

Do you use the Hawaiian rolls to sopp up the stew or do you make a sandwich?

Wow, hunting was good as it can get🥳. Glad we made the trip. Tomorrow's another day, hope we can keep it rolling.

South Dakota county here we come! Going with Skye a buddy and his HS age son and their dog Tracy the brittany. Day 1 Miner county. I've got a couple spots out there I think the birds will be layed up in, and a few new honey holes to try. Day 2 we're gonna hunt in a secret county. Really...

Curious what the topper is? Not the cilantro, but the dark stuff with pepper seeds?