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Just saw a new hunting public video, where young Ted got ticketed for something similar down in Mississippi I believe. He was the camera man and didn’t possess a license. Reminded me of this thread

Now that makes sense. I’m hoping to upgrade to a 3/4 ton as well this summer. Try and keep the tundra too if I can to beat around in. Mines a 2013 so trade in would be a joke and i would feel bad letting go of my buddy that’s never let me down

I should probably go to that. Haven’t been to a banquet in years. Have some of my favorite memories as a kid going to DU banquets with my dad.

Ridiculous thread. That was last March. I was on vacation in Florida on the beach reading that thing wasting my life away

Him and the you betcha guy are funny dudes. There construction humor videos are so spot on it’s hilarious

That 2021 is the last year of the best half ton ever made. Be a shame to sell for a f150.

True that

Saw a couple roosters out and about today with the nice weather. One dude got hit by a car. Bummer

I had a spot like that once. Twas sweet. DNR didn’t even know it was public and he lived a Mile down the road. He stopped me one day and asked who owned it. I Had family who was a part of the sale transaction to DU or PHF or whoever actually owns it now. Still a good spot but man the first year...

Seems it faded away. On to the next

I cannot stand the phrase “ sorry not sorry” that is shit a 15 year old girl says

For the actual question on the poll, doesn’t matter if the dog is pointer or flusher. They can both close the distance same pace

Sometimes. Sometimes all bets are off. In my experience lots of times if dog is going crazy on a runner when that bird finally flushes it’s very fast and not really a great shot opportunity anyways It’s fun to see the dog have drive and be laser focused but it’s not my favorite because I feel...

Guys get any push back from the res or do they pay no mind?

Is that a thing? Can you hunt one? I genuinely don’t understand reservations and how they work. Have a huge one 20 min from me and don’t even know what it looks like. Worked on one out in ND years ago and were instructed not to talk to the locals.

I have mentioned this before on this forum, but I just can’t imagine coming into the hunting world later in life and I think it’s so rad those that do. My dad wasn’t a hardcore hunter by any means but we hunted a lot and it was ingrained in me from childhood. ( none of my siblings got into it...

Holy you put lots of effort into that post. Some good ones in there.

Nice I hope you do and I’m sure he did. I just know a few guys who had young labs and their dogs took to “ hunting” pretty damn effortlessly and they thought good to go I got a stud. And that’s where any progression stopped, dog isn’t that great and doesn’t really have a clue You hunt quite a...

most guys I hunt with, they have “ hunting dogs” that hunt but have had very limited training and have no clue what’s going. Owner shoots a bird, dog didn’t see it, owner just starts yelling “ find it, where’s the bird, where’s the bird” dog has no clue what’s going on and isn’t even actually...

I just don’t think you are paying attention to where the bird falls if you are losing that many birds. Does your dog know to pick up dead birds or understand it’s supposed to be searching for one? Like actually