Recent content by UplandHntr

I assume this question is really for the pointy dog guys. I hunt w a Springer and Golden so range isnt an issue.

I just purchased a factory refurb 550+ and am looking for a sale on a tt25 if anyone sees one... Ive never run a gps unit in the past but have a 10 y/o Springer whose hearing is starting to fail so the peace of mind will be worth the hefty price tag. I dont want her going the wrong direction in...

If you go the dogbooties route dont wait to order as shipping can be a bit longer as they are in AK I believe

Welcome to the big show. :)

Yes, Im on my 4th. Theyre the best all around package. Great noses, finding cripples, running birds, and they do it all with a smile on their face. Jaxson is from Nelson Kennels in MN.

welcome from the Lake Geneva area!

When Im on a trip I change absolutely nothing. If it works at home it will work anywhere. I dont need stomach issues

see my post above. I have zero complaints so far. Doubt I will. They did run a tad small on me. I usually wear an 11 but these are perfect at an 11.5. YMMV

1000 denier boots from dog booties should do the trick. I was exposed to those ground level cactus in MT last year. Didnt know they existed. Agry lil ba$tards.

I dont know much about this equation but - what is the corn yield per acre now compared to 1979?

Ive been wearing the new Crispi Upland Pros for a couple months including cool mornings w heavy dew. No issues w wet feet at all. They are the most comfortable boot Ive ever worn. Hope everything stays that way.

I find those Havalon knives difficult and therefore dangerous to change blades. Maybe its becuase I have short nails so its harder to pull up the blade release or something. I wish I liked them more. They make a lot of sense

Yes those areas should/could/might hold birds but boots on the ground is the best not Copilot. Ive been learning MT for 20 years.

The bullshit stops when the tailgate drops

What a shame