walk213
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Merry Christmas to everyone. We hunted yesterday. We decided to hunt a bit of private and then focus on some public grounds. The dogs found a five hens and two roosters (runners that flushed wild), in the first public field. That field was managed perfectly for conservation. The private fields only produced two hens that the dogs pinned early in the walk. I think the 60 degree temperature undermined our efforts.
We went to 6 other public fields during our trip. All fields were completely barren. No grass, no cover, no food, no nothing. The only thing that could survive in these fields are worms. If a landowner enrolls their property in the WIA program, are they obligated to do anything to create suitable habitat for small game?
We went to 6 other public fields during our trip. All fields were completely barren. No grass, no cover, no food, no nothing. The only thing that could survive in these fields are worms. If a landowner enrolls their property in the WIA program, are they obligated to do anything to create suitable habitat for small game?