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I think most people will be quicker to shy away from shorter barrels than longer. For use in open country a lot of people are trending to longer barrels, especially in 20ga and 28ga. Remember, a sxs doesn't have a "receiver", so a 30in barrel on a sxs will measure about the same overall length...

I have a pair of Pyramex V2, Reader Bifocals, from SafetyglassesUSA. Plastic lens (very clear plastic) with cheater lens. My pair is the "indoor/outdoor" ones. Very, very slight yellow lens, real good for cloudy and low light conditions. $8.79/pr

Matt and Remy, thanks for the replies...very helpful.

If you liked the wing shooters, exempt for the traction, and the boots can be resoled, send them into Redwing and have a more aggressive Vibram soles put on them. Should run around $60-70?

Just thinking about what prices crop farmers are paying to lease land...per acre? I imagine price/acre may vary with size of lease. And, not talking about leasing to hunt.

I'm waiting until they offer a 28ga that shoots a 5in shell, loaded with 4oz of shot to take pheasant hunt.

Personally, I've never found the difference between 28&30in to matter in the heavy brush (grouse woods). To me, balance of the gun in my hands is more important. Of course, everyone carries their gun differently so you have to find a gun that feels right for you.

Dad always referred to them as "commercials", but that was from the old timey days. These days mom & pop's everywhere list them as Hot Beef and/or Hot Pork, on menus.

On the road going north out of Nimrod there is a DNR plot (maybe 80-120 acres) developed for sharpies. Don't know how successful it is, and haven't been that way for a couple years...not open to hunting, of course.

Making a donation to NC may help in obtaining a map the their properties.

I thought the DNR closed the season on Sharpies last year? Just found last years' regs...open in NW section only, above HWY 2, 71, 1, and 53.

So Wednesday, and Lucy wasn't improving; more blood flow than spotting, blood turned real red, and not eating at all. Got an emergency appointment with my regular vet. Vet did blood work and ultrasound. Bloodwork reveled white cell count was over the top limit. Vet said most likely a uterus...

So when should we be seeing chicks this year? Is current rain and temps going to be a problem?

Got into the vet, 6:00PM Saturday. She's OK. I guess her reaction to the heat cycle changes each time...this time it was more discharge, extremely tired, and off her food. Vet did an ultrasound (all good inside) and tested for tick borne diseases (all negative). She was off her food for 2-3...

She was vac'd for Lyme eight weeks ago.

Any thoughts are appreciated: English Setter, 6 yrs old last week: -three months late on her heat cycle, though it did start +/-ten days ago. However, for the last 3-4 days: -she's not eating or drinking much at all, -very lethargic in ALL her movements. -usually "bugs me" every 2 hours to go...

I have the same unit. Zip tie the sensor to the inside of the create and cover the create with a 3x6ft cargo blanket, after the temps get down into the low forties.

Mid summer, I put my boots in the truck topper (90-110 degrees during the summer) until 1-2 PM. Put the oil on them and return to the topper for an hour, then coat with the wax, and back under the topper for another hour.

Dry conditions could be effecting the dogs' ability to scent birds.

I opened a new bag two weeks ago...and through the bag away. I wonder if Runnings will refund from the store receipt?