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We still have openings for the Rattlesnake Avoidance Clinic in Kansas City. Let me me know if anyone has any questions in regard to the training.

The Three Trails Pointing Dog Club is sponsoring a snake avoidance clinic on July 26th, at the James A. Reed Wildlife Area near Lee's Summit. Great opportunity to educate your dog and reduce the risk of a snake bite during the season.

I have a Kumho dealer near me. I'll stop by and take a closer look. I like that they have a lot of siping. Thanks.

I go on large rock filled trails in an area of Colorado that I elk hunt in that eliminates some tires from consideration. The area I hunt in Idaho has clay roads that turn into a thick mud paste after a rain, so the tire will need some wider grooves to be able to clear out mud to some extent. I...

I think you mean the BFG KO3 and they aren't available in my truck tire size right now.

That hat is for the guy who gets invited to do a preserve hunt and goes to Scheels the night before to buy a box of shells and stuff to wear

I pass on young deer, elk and bear but I only have two categories for pheasant...rooster and hen. I can't see well enough to age a bird in the air regardless.

Thanks for the recommendation. I had Nokian tires on a Volvo years ago and they didn't work out well but I'll take another look.

I need to replace my Chevy Colorado truck tires. My current Falken Wildpeaks are getting pretty thin on tread. They have performed rally well on a lot of trails and unmaintained roads. They don't make the same AT3W anymore and I don't like the new upgraded version, so I've spent the last few...

Hydration. You can't get enough water in dogs after training and hunting, even in colder weather. Better health wise and the dogs will find more birds the next day when they are well hydrated. The food topper I make also dissolves in the water and creates a gravy which helps get a tired or...

For those so inclined:

IMO, floating food in water is always a good idea, especially when they are training or hunting.

I always add a food topper to my dry food and I've never spent much time relying on information on the food bag. 3.5 cups of PPP a day seems like a reasonable amount of food for a young dog but they're all different. I make my own food topper. High fat beef, chicken gizzards and chicken and beef...

I haven't had an issue for a few weeks....knock on wood. Don't know why it started or stopped.