Not a lot of birds here in Ohio. I’ve hunted smaller coverts and let the first rooster I see fly on. Nobody wants to shoot the last one. Two or three times it’s paid off, I didn’t see any others and felt real good about myself. My Shady lady was less than enthused.
I went to one preserve around me and my setter came out of there with beggars lice… everywhere. Both ears stuck together on top of her head. It was un-real. She got a haircut and I ain’t ever going back. Due diligence pays off good luck
I grab whatever is in the truck, if nothing else whatever’s at the gas station. I cannot be trusted to not step on sit on or simply lose a pair of sunglasses. Our set aside here gets tall enough the tops want to poke you in the eye.
Corn also eats different. Soybeans tend to split. Corn does the same but crumbles and shatters as well, sometimes to dust. We call that pig feed on the combine. It’s already ground. Yes you set yer machine to minimize that but you can’t eliminate it. Already making it easier to ingest and...
What does America look like with 400 million people in it? How bout 500 million? Think your great grandkids will have more or less hunting opportunities? How many people can the land support while not changing the landscape immensely? I’ve been asking this for years. One insane answer I get...
Went Friday, had a good time. Lots to see and check out. Just seeing all the different dogs walking around was great. Never heard of a Large Muensterlander let alone seen one before. Or a Viszla. Pretty cool event