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My brother and dad were quail hunting many years ago. I was driving my dad's truck. I laid my beloved 37 Ithaca on the roof, fished dad's keys from my pocket and unlocked the truck. Then loaded up the dogs and drove about 10 miles to another place. We had already unloaded the dogs. Dad and my...

Looks like it's going to thaw out the last week. But we all know what the roads will be like. We got some contacts, so I guess we'll find out. If it doesn't happen, I'll have to settle for some chukar shoots.

Meloxicam will help until it won't. At that point I let them out 1st and take a short pretend hunt. It's the least I can do.

Ha, I need something. I'm not that desperate yet. What I really need to do is cut back on the food and beer... Naw..

Dang, I figured the snow was gone in Kansas.

Thinking about a late season trip. Anyone have a report from Marion/Logan counties? I know the pheasant numbers are down but quail numbers worth the trip?

I don't want the pants, but I want to know how you lost the 4 inches??

One of my buddy's begged me for my 20 gauge to give to his granddaughter. Sold it to him for 350.00. Then he took it squirrel hunting. Called me and said he loved it and thought he'd just keep it. Conniving old bastard. Not really. He brings it up sometimes and laughs. One time told me he sold...

If you ever see the insides of the mod 90, you'll be amazed at the simplicity and robustness. No wonder they are still around. I don't think you can re-blue them though. I've seen a couple pictures of purple ones.

Try some Lotrimin Remi!!:LOL:

This is probably my 2nd favorite 16. It's mod. 600 Fair Rizzini. My 1st will always be the 37 Ithaca. Gave 80 bucks for it my sophomore year of high school. By then I had already been through 6 or 8 shotguns. Had to sell my 1100 12 gauge to buy it. It served me well. 3rd would the Citori...

Every time I have to clean that awful film off the inside of my windshield, I wonder how much of that is inside me!!

R.F.K. will take care of that shit!! :)

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you can. I quit using it because it didn't work all that well. I used to soak my tents with it also.

Is that the same stuff that's in Scotch guard? I saw somewhere that that stuff is bad. I used to soak all kinds of clothes withy that stuff. My wife told me after watching me spary roundup in shorts and crocks that with all the stuff I've put on and, in my body, no wonder I'm stupid!:rolleyes:

There are so many Turkish guns out there now it's hard to keep track.

I prefer strap vests. With my 20 lb. beer gut and short legs I tend to get too hot in the button, zipper ones. Bought an Orvis waxed cotton and mesh this year. Really nice, but by the time I loaded it up, then put a couple roosters in it, it was too heavy. Went back to my old 30-year-old cotton...

My buddy bought a used, Lariat?? for his retirement present. Top of the line, whatever that model is called. Gave 40 K used. He loves it and it is awesome inside and out, But daaaam, I don't see one in my future!

I had my 1st opportunity to hunt behind a poodle pointer this year. As far as field work, I couldn't really see a difference, literally. If not for different colored collars, I couldn't tell them apart. The difference will be in the breeding as it is with most breeds. Some will be bred to hunt...

Ha, not sure what that means but I have a feeling it's not a complement:D