Recent content by westksbowhunter

I hunted some strip pits in 60 ft deep water on a -5 degree day. It was the last of the water to freeze, rivers were froze, marshes froze, etc. My labrador hunted just like it was 60 degrees. We hunted about 1.5 hours that day before we shot a limit of mallards. That was right before...

LMAO so labradors aren't versatile? They are the most versatile.

Looking at Benelli's web site, the Ultra Light has been replaced with the Montefeltro Ultra Light. 5.3 lbs for the 20 gauge with a 24 inch barrel and a $1949 MSRP

The new Montefeltro is a much better gun. Just as light, a much slimmer feel, improved inertia system, and less recoil. And probably a $100 or so less.

1.20 total here

Another .40 yesterday and last night.

Got .70 last night and a bunch of lightening. More rain coming today and tomorrow. Finally got the foot of snow mostly melted. Been soggy for 7 weeks now.

To be honest I don't know how many I have. In the last 5 years I have added an A5 Sweet 16, Benelli Monte 20, Benelli New Monte 12, Browning 12 gauge Maxus II wicked wing, and a Retay Gordion which I sold. Going to be adding the new Browning 20. Of all those new guns the Browning Maxus II is...

Totally different guns. A carbon fiber rib, 3 shot capacity, felt recoil, a bolt that is known for the benelli click are what the UL is known for. Not to mention that it has been discontinued. Browning has 5 shot capacity, humpback reciever, improved bolt, better recoil pad, speed loading...

About a foot total. It just drifted across the roads. Most of it is gone except for the roads.

All the roads to my good spots looked like this today. I just turned around and went home.

I have shot dozens of crippled running roosters, when I don't have the dog out.

Looky there, we're all good. Lets see who is the first one to buy one.

All I did was mention that I like to consider the weight of the gun loaded vs unloaded and off it went. And I was talking to and quoted Dakotazeb. It wasn't directed to Erirb or KE.

Most of us do. I wish I would have kept records back in the late 70's, 80's, 90's, etc on how many birds I shot each year. I started in 2008. Since that time I have shot 423 roosters in Kansas alone. Several triples. I have also shot many doubles where I needed all 5 shells to finish off a...