Recent content by Rusto22

Headed through North Oklahoma to deliver Brittany pups. If anyone is interested, I have 1 female and 2 males left. Great bloodlines and have been handled. PM me for info.

Southern Missouri hit and miss. Got into 2 coveys on opening day, but I think someone scattered them before I got there. They were spread out and jumpy. Didn't connect. What area of the state are you in?

No quail. I'm sure they are there somewhere.

Well I can't say we didn't see Phez. We saw one crossing the road driving into the IHAP we were hunting. We chased that bird 847 yards, according to OnX. It got up wild, about 80 yards away. The bird flew across the railroad tracks. So no go. Almost as if on cue it started to rain. We hunted...

I'm locked into the south cental part of the state, due to obligations. Is anyone seeing any Phez there? How about Quail?

SOLD thanks to all. They all went to good hunting homes.

I have one female left. Dad is 38 pounds and mom is about 30 pounds. PM me for any other details. I took some video of her this weekend.

Is there a slight rebound in Missouri. I'd say yes, but take that with a grain of salt. In places where I sometimes find coveys, I was finding coveys. In places where I usually find coveys I'd find 2 coveys. In places where I've lucked into covey's in the past (hunitng woodcock) I'm still not...

Just guessing on TomTs behalf, but I've solo hunted near taller shelter belts and all you hear is roosters clackling coming out the otherside. It gets frustrating. If you have 2 people you can station one on either side.

Great news on the quail! I was stunned (too stunned to shoot) this year when we found quail in south east, South Dakota. Not far from the Nebraska border. Hopefully quail are making a comeback through the range.

My gang points them the same. I'm walked in to more Woody type habitat and been shocked to get up quail and vice versa.

I've hunted AZ a few times with some guys that live there and know the territory. First, if you have the dog with you, absolutely take the long heavy duty type needle nose pliers. The colla cactus is brutal. If your dog brushes up against, they are hooked. It's easy to deal with though if you...

Thanks for the tips. I was shooting 5s. I'm sure now that they were too light.

My two sons and I took our first trip to South Dakota over the past 4 days. We had the time of our lives, and also learned a lot. We pulled into a WPA ,in the southeast portion of the state, with about 3 hours before sunset. The 3 of us had a plan to hunt in a V formation and push toward a cut...