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Snacks are lanyager and cheese curds between hunting spots. Powerade or water. Usually full breakfast and pheasant dinner.

I support both organizations. I’m afraid that money talks and more money shouts. Nothing is ever all good or all bad.

Let’s leave the opinions at home and give the facts. What have you done for pheasants, ducks, grouse, etc. besides harvest them. Why can’t everyone be nice? Most of the money from DU goes to projects in Canada. Have you been there to see any? We can’t control the wind, but we can adjust our...

Thank you for your personal survey. All wildlife will be challenged. Way too early this year. God bless.

Know friends of friends who have purchased 80-120 acre farms down there. Yep, for deer, not birds. All are non-residents. 👎

BB’s Friendly Feline Adoption Agency - Duluth Chapter BOGO for UPH members. You’re a good man BB, relocating cats. 👍👍

Good summary wildcat. Often times the farmer would let us know before moving cattle to the prime pheasant cover. We appreciated the heads up and worked that ground while we could.

Unsteady dogs usually require more suturing.

No ice is ever safe. Enough adventures on another thread. Stupid is as stupid does. You ok Forrest?

Or quail in the creek bank thickets or a covey of Huns on the wind. All birds have is surprise. Gotcha

Big feral tom cat. I had that happen at an inexpensive motel on the edge of town in Iowa years ago.

Hunt the Chequamegon quite a bit. It’s lots of land and few roads with minimum trails. I now wear one compass and carry another. The river bottoms along the Mississippi get tricky too. The lure of success can cloud good judgement. Numerous close calls over the years. Getting there and...

Mushers Secret often. Carry lip balm in your vest. Apply often. My dog starts the season with a black nose but ends with a more flesh colored nose.

WILD Black Angus

It’s easy, I’m a pheasant hunter until I get four, then I’m a quail hunter. It works. Early season both birds in the CRP. Late season pheasants in CRP and quail in fence rows, thickets and creek banks. Speaking from Kansas.