Recent content by Mill Creek

Roosters been dodging pushers and blockers longer than anyone of us have been alive. Seems it's not how the majority of us like to hunt, but as long as your legal, to each his own. We all know the real reason for the decline of bird populations, and it has nothing to do with harvest. Unless a...

Been gone for a couple of years...some things never change. Kinda nice.

What are you trying to do? Expose him to birds or train recall? If you're training you should have a plan on what you are training for...every time you go out. There are many ways to train a bird dog, go spend $50 on Amazon and buy a couple of books, and start from the beginning. If the dog...

You've established your dog has plenty of prey drive, quit throwing birds and put a check cord on him and let him POINT some birds. You don't need an e-collar to do this. I'm in quail country so I plant birds on an edge to get dogs used to hunting edges. I've never had an issue getting a dog...

Regardless of "expectations", if you don't have permission to hunt a piece of CRP, and it is not posted as public access, you are trespassing.

I think he meant on the Nebraska side.

If you hunt along the Hwy 36 corridor in N KS, that's about how it will be in Southern NE.

Great pic Joe Hunter.

Mines a '56, 16 ga, 26" mod, plain barrel, some deer hunter drilled 4 holes into the receiver for a scope mt, has the requisite cracks on forearm, bluing about 80%, bought it for $350 off the Cabela's used gun rack 20 years ago. Love that gun.

I realize you're interest as you're from that part of the world, but if Brit decides to respond, hopefully he does it in a PM.

Sometimes they'll point a bird too...

All I'd have to do is shoot just one squirrel...

As far as hips and elbows you should have either OFA or Penn hip certification, on both top and bottom.

Sure you can...in the pointer/brittany world it's $800-1000. If you do your part, cuddling, joy, and all that other stuff is included.

With varying degrees of success, I've hunted NE quit a bit over the years. This is where I started. http://outdoornebraska.gov/