Recent content by GladHunter

Congrats on the weight loss. About what height/weight were you when it fit?

Does SD have 105 days of season?

There's my boys after a quick post work hunt this year.

He's an English Setter and you're right, 59lbs last time I had him at the vet, he's just so much bigger framed than my lab it messes with my thinking.

This year I fed Innukshuk 30/25 all year. My 65lb Setter gets 2.5-3cups, my (should be) 60lb lab gets 1.5 cups. They are loose outside so they burn more energy than most, especially the setter. They didn't lose any weight that wasn't extra this season. I switched to Innukshuk the tail end of...

That's what I did last year, but I never had my lab on 32/32, he was on 30/25 the whole season. My setter was on 32/32.

Well I've got Iowa in my bio, but I'm not in your neck of the woods. I'm closer to Missouri than Des Moines, which can make for some challenge when looking for pheasants.

I have seen a few coveys, but I haven't specifically targeted them. The quail I saw this year were all south central, although I heard some while hunting an hour outside Council Bluffs

Not my experience but I have heard there are a significant portion of the landowners that posted their land just because they want to know who and when, but readily give permission.

Are you using the ND Game and Fish hunting atlas? If so, the orange crosshatching is for posted areas. Landowners have electronically posted the property as NOT open to public hunting. ND has unique property law concerning hunting.

Glad to hear you found some, not too many good reports from Kansas this year.

That's a nice morning. I went for a couple hours with a friend and saw a few hens. There was some snow down here yesterday but not enough to bunch them up. It looks like that is coming tomorrow, I can't wait.

I listened as my college team did that yesterday. The Hawkeyes aren't known for offense, the opposite actually but with a 10 point lead early 3rd, they shut down the offense and spent the rest of the game losing the lead.

Vewwy, vewwy quiet. It's not rocket science, its wabbit huntin.

Each time I go to hunting at Neal Smith I'm struck with one of two things. Where are all the birds? Or man these birds are smart. Today was both. Long walk through lots of good cover, only bird I saw was a hen my lab tracked around in a 1/4 mile circle. What have y'all experienced out there?