Recent content by Bob Peters

Once I shot a crossing bird and lots of feathers came off but he kept flying across the slough. We saw him land way in the distance under his own control. It was very cold, in the late season. Chalked him up as lost. A week later (private land) I was hunting over within 50 yards of where he...

I always thought he looked more like Nick Faldo.

When your nephew comes out, see if he'll wear a camera on him. I'd really love to see in a blooper reel him staring at his phone when the big rooster chooses to flush out and make his way to freedom.

The only way for him to get better, take him hunting more often.

When goose moves to Duluth we can have the ultimate pheasant sporting clay fun shoot at old Vermilion. I will be there with bells on. Unless he brings his cousin.

That's happened to me this year as well! I had one yesterday that was the closest crossing type flush I've ever had. I had to wait him out which is rare, and then I still missed. Good thing my buddy backed me up on that one! Very end of day and ended on a good note.

How much does your cousin spend on you?

way less pressure when shooting clays vs. hunting wild birds

A lot better on clays.

Wrong.

One thing about South Dakota. It always gets pumped up on pheasant hunting, which can be misleading because you still have to work for them. But man, you get west of webster and every pond, puddle, lake and cattle tank is full of ducks. I really don't think North Dakota can hold a candle to it...

same with feral cats.

We did that in North Dakota once, then a guy came out on a 4-wheeler screaming his head off at us. We were legal, I think he just got a charge out of yelling at us and ruining our hunt. He wasn't even the land owner. Maybe had a lease? He never said. A dirt bag either way.

In MN, no need for that. State is going to hell in most aspects, but no releasing of flare nares.

Just carry the 28 and you won't have to worry 'bout a thing.