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Great retrieve Mike. I think a Golden might have found that bird a little quicker or even stole it from your dogs but that is just my bias!

Jonny, the first picture is of Randi the second picture is of Ginger. Both similar dogs from the same litter. Both from Mark Atwaters stud dog. Ginger is a little darker red.

Bob, thanks for sharing that video! I know Mark Atwater and have bred one of my dogs to one of his dogs. I have two offspring from that pairing and they are truly remarkable hunting dogs.

Interesting thought and idea. A couple of years ago I did a three state in one day hunt. Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota. If I had ten days I would try to shoot pheasants in as many states as I could. Probably start in Montana, then North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and...

Ok, I will bite. Every year on the day after Thanksgiving my buddy and I always hunt pheasants somewhere. Many years ago we were in a field 3 hours from home, close to a very small town with barely any ammenities. We start out in this huge field of cattails where all the birds are. I am in the...

Bob, lets try to connect. I will send you my cell number.

Hey guys, who is planning to go to Pheasant fest this year in Minneapolis, MN? I would love to connect with other forum members and at least introduce myself, maybe talk shop, tell stories (lies), etc. The dates are Feb. 17-19. https://www.pheasantsforever.org/pheasant-Fest.aspx

Thanks for slowly weaning me off of the season, Brent. Nice job once again.

What happened David? Give me a call.

Even though I didn't get a bird in South Dakota that day, it is something I will remember the rest of my life. Thanks for showing me your honey hole!

Nice job Brent! You guys are a great team and you are the king of finding good public ground.

I would say this was one of the better years for me. Had some great years when the population was up and had lots of opportunities to go and shoot limits on private ground. This year numbers eemed up and so therefore chances to shoot birds was up as well. That also means I try hard to find the...

Learn to know when the dog gets "birdy." nine times out of ten the dog knows a bird is in the area before you do. That extra time because you are already alert to the potential of a bird in the area gives you the time you need to be better prepared for the flush. In the end I still miss my fair...

Munster, call me. I have been doing this for almost two decades. I can help you decide if this is right for you or not, give you the real expectations, and coach you through it. It isn't easy but very rewarding to put healthy pups that you are proud of into great families hands. 763-360-5673

And over an hour in length! I couldn't watch it all.

Bob, when we connect I can show you a couple of O/U's I have. One is a Beretta that I shoot really well. The other has become my go to gun. Browning Citori White Lightning 16. Great fit for me and does not limit my range when shooting pheasants.

Especially really expensive boots!

I am not sure I could forget my dog. I get it we get excited but my problem would be forgetting boots or something like that.

My recommendation is Dynamic Retrievers with Tim and Lauren Springer. They do the training and they teach you how to handle and work with your dog. Very hands on, very good with each individual temperment of each dog. I raise Goldens and have them train my personal dogs. They have done really...

Great video guys! Looked like a ton of fun.