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We found a few but we worked hard for them and we mostly found singles and pairs. It was worth the trip just to watch the dog work although they did find a porcupine.

I agree! We are going to try and go next week because this week was to hot.

Same here. Me and Maggs were out there about a week ago and it was to hot to hunt in the afternoon. She did get up one covey of 4 birds but that was it and I missed twice on them so that suct..

What is the honey used for?

Guf54 said Grouse are fairly easy to bring down so light loads will work just fine.. Im a little confused guys......

Thought about N.W or down by the big lake.

I am heading out to hunt sharptail for the 1st time and just looking for a few tips and also wondering if I should plan on light loads or heavier? I will be using a 20 auto but will have my 1187 12 for backup. I am going to be roughing it in a tent and plan on being out there until at...

The rain has been a nice change after all the drought we have seen for the last 3 years. I'm a little apprehensive about chick mortality though.

I will try the hard shock on her but the problem is catching her at it.

I haven't seen any chick's yet but found a couple of nest last month asparagus picking that were full of eggs. I hope all this rain dosen't hurt the chick's survival. Seems like the ditchs have had water in them all spring and the rain keeps coming.

Birddude she gets exercised everyday weather permitting. I always thought if she was exercised daily she wouldn't dig.

Any tips to get my lab to stop digging besides a shock collar? I know it works but she is doing at times I can't see her or catch her digging.

I never thought about that I guess. I definitely be trying the floating method.

What are the advantages Mosby?

I will give that a try.