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Find yourself a pup Fallfreak. They bring great joy to the home (& grandchildren) and provide that extra push to get out and chase upland birds (& waterfowl in our case). The hard part is trying to perform as well as they do! Here's our early December addition, a surprise from my wife, and a...

Thank you KSBRITTMAN and Chessie 67, Pop will often hesitate before the flush................our last lab did that all the time; it really gives you the chance to be set for the flush.................great dog work enhances the experience beyond measure...............their enthusiasm is contagious!

Thanks Miforester, appreciate it! Wise12375 - Huron area. The Super 8 and Dakota Inn are dog friendly...............best of luck if you head out! Most of the decent sized towns have dog friendly hotels/motels, just check in advance.

Good morning guys, back from a five day solo trip. Did this last January as well, taking advantage of the extended season (& retirement). Last year's trip started with 3" of fresh snow, perfect! This trip featured no snow, except some residual drifting........enough in certain cases to show...

Thank you GH, truly appreciate the offer. Pop would not fit in a medium, so thanks again for your kind offer. I've been using a Browning, with the velcro straps, and after 4- five day hunts, it is getting to the point where it should be replaced. I also have a Cuga vest as a back up, still new...

Another great video GH, thanks for sharing! You made that 1/2 vacation day very worthwhile! Can I ask the vest brand you have on Sage?

Best of luck gentlemen, hope to get out there as well & take advantage of the nice weather!

BrownDogsCan2, Found this on Shotgunworld, not sure if it will help................ My son bought a plastic stock Affinity 12 gauge as his first gun and even used it for his seventh grade trap season, before he bought himself one of the new SKB Century IIIs. It cycled everything from magnum...

P.S. Shotgunworld is a great source of information, and has categories specific to the manufacturer and gun model....................also a good thread under eye dominance right now in the general section

agreed Remy3424; that's the beauty of pumps. They simply don't require the cleaning and upkeep gas semi autos requires. I only tear down my pumps after the season, and have never found the need to dis-assemble a trigger assembly on any shotgun; I do clean the trigger assms, mainly using Q tips...

Hard to imagine a better tribute to Breez, Reddog. Very, very tough to say goodbye, but what a great memory you will have.

Sounds like a great trip Wiscomike! Congrats, & thanks for the report.

Congrats on your hunt Walk213, and glad you're shooting eye is back! Appreciate you taking the time to video your hunts and share here.

A fresh snow can really quiet down a cattail patch. That can really be fun, and have some great memories when that has occurred.

Thank you Miforester, I'm glad you and your son had a great trip, and I really enjoyed reading your post about it. Superb shooting as well!

Nice summary Greg, I've enjoyed your posts and pics throughout the season. You are a lucky man to live out there, and doing a fine job taking advantage of it! All the best!

Thanks Roadscholar, so thankful to spend time with my son chasing this glorious bird. Forgot to mention we did flush a lot of hens, probably 50/50 hens & roosters. Glad to see as good population of hens. We also had one of those heart shot birds mentioned on another thread here; although don't...

Glad to hear BB; Nice to enjoy a day like that this late in the season. Last January was relatively mild, and it looks like it could be a repeat this year. Best of luck!

Back with my son Erick after a very enjoyable five day hunt. Our buddy had a work conflict, so just the two of us and our Yellow lab Pop. She fully recovered from her sprained right front leg, and stitches from the fall hunt, and did not disappoint. She made a number of fabulous- crippled bird...

Been on too many of those sub zero hunts to recall the worst, and as web guy said, the hands and feet are the victims; the hands especially for me. Never experienced a true white out until hunts in SD. about 7-8 years ago a big storm was coming in, and the wind was cranking. The snow started and...