Recent content by dawgs14

Polarized amber shooting glasses.

The effects over time get less severe but with a new lone star tick bite the alpha gal renews or resets. No known treatments that I know of. I keep children Benadryl with me, office truck, home, suitcase, at all times in case I accidentally eat beef or pork.

Beware the ticks with the white dot on their back. They are the lonestar tick and cause Alpha Gal, which I have.

You like it? Is it reasonably priced? I am going to get one. Go

The farmers in the area my crowd hunts are telling me they have never seen this many winter survivors. I guess good 2024 numbers and a mild winter are the main contributors. They need timely rain for good nesting and grasshoppers. Fingers crossed.

Winter in the part of the state I hunt has been pheasant-friendly, so far.

Rosebud reservation will allow hunting. Or they used to.

I have a Lariat extended bed, 4-door, 4WD, 3.5 ecoboost. Excellent truck.

Walk them from NW to SE in South Dakota. The wind has laid them down that way and to walk them any other way is to have a desire for a heart attack. Experience has taught me that.

The ditches in the area I hunt in SD are only hunted by the locals. That's how they pheasant hunt for the most part. Most of them are farm owners or the owners' kids.

Great report!

I would say 90% of misses are behind birds.

West River - rattlers but no worries unless high is near 70. They may not rattle is the issue. East River - no worries.

My group made its 28th straight trip to South Dakota this year with all but one of the original eight guys. We are just east of Platte on 44. Like you we have attended weddings, funerals, and vacations with our South Dakota farmers. They are genuine and hard working folks that we have a whiskey...

I was unaware of the shared limit thing. Wow