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Yes for me it is worth the extra money for the comfort of my dogs and me.....we cook more meals to help. Only down fall for me is where i'm staying is 30 minutes south of where i generally hunt, which is near your areas.

Do a search for the area you want to stay and time frame in either VRBO or Airbnb, you might be surprised and finds some deals.

The one I'm staying at in December is 87 bucks a night but yes you will have cleaning and other fees i have it booked for 6 nights. I will have my son and his buddy and up to 3 dogs. It works out to about a 100 bucks a night. Has separate bedrooms, washer/dryer and pets are welcomed. Second...

I have had good luck with airbnb's, only down side is you might have to drive a little further then normal.

Many of the WPA's have been hayed and grazed so just be flexible.

I hunted within an hour or so south of holdrege fir a couple of days, the week of veterans day. I was able to limit on quail one day and pheasant the next. Saw good numbers of each species. Day I limited on quail moved 4 sizable coveys of 15 to 20 birds. Will say at least one covey had late...

I started with Kent Bismuth in 5 or 6 in both 12 and 20 and have switched to Boss. Being from Michigan i like to support local business' and i can get them the next day and they provide a first responder discount. I liked Kent other than the shattering of the bismuth on impact i found alot of...

I incorporate mine into the pheasant burgers i make.

Thanks Birdman2, looking forward to this new chapter in brittany ownership.

Not much I can add to the list and I didn't read everything but if it hasnt been mentioned tow/jerk strap, and clevis. I have added traction mats as well. I would also add a sleeping bag as one mentioned might have to stay in your rig at night, coffee can with sand and a candle is also good...

Would like to introduce you to Vera, she is out of Hokempoke Kennels in Pawleys Island SC. She is 11 weeks old and I will be picking her up next week when I'm in Nebraska. She will be my first French Brittany. Looking forward to sharing our memories on this site!

great picture

Thank you for your years of service and congrat on your pending retirement. There are alot of great guns in your price range, if you are looking for a true dual purpose sporting/field gun then I would recommend staying with an O/U as it will provide more options. I really don't know of any...

South Dakota hands down, but down fall is only pheasants with marginal potential for sharptails. Things to keep in mind amount of good public land available to hunt, Nebraska and Kansas has ample public land to hunt but not the bird population. If you miss a pheasant in KS or Nebraska it cold...

Birddude - hope you are doing well. I have been very successful with my 20's on wild birds in Iowa, Nebraska and SD.

That is so true George!

Thanks all for your kind words. It hasn't gotten any easier to say goodbye to our hunting buddies. This pic was one of many of our waterfowl adventures.

Had to say goodbye to my princess. She started out as a graduation gift for my wife for receiving her bachelor's. Ellie was a great waterfowl and upland dog. She learned to point from hunting with my britt and also knew what the point beep meant, she would run and flush the pointed bird, much...

Last Sunday and Monday we did 1400 acres of grass and pine. You are very correct, a good plan is an absolute necessity when playing with fire.

Congrats, beaut of a pup!