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Dang now I know what I am doing wrong. Here I sit combing burrs out of my dogs after I cleaned my own birds. Then I have to dry my own boots out because I broke through the ice on a cat tail slough along with wet pants because I was busting snow all day. But I do have a 6 of craft beer to go...

Haven’t been in a couple years but was very poor for pheasants than. Friend went last year and said it was worse. That said there wasn’t many hunters so it will be peaceful. When I say poor another hunter said he saw 2 birds yesterday and he was going back to hunt that piece because he thought...

School trust lands in ND and SD are primarily grazed to nothing with extremely few exceptions. They are somewhat better in MT.

Most I’ve seen so far is $2.07 a liter, mostly $1.97. Small out of the way places are more.

My wife would divorce me. Actually our field bred red dogs don’t have much hair. Now my 14 year old spayed female is a real hairball.

Dropped down to $4.27 yesterday no idea why. Pulling boat today, heading south tomorrow, well actually heading north for the first day then hanging a right to head south.

I used to spray PAM on them before I started, but found the detangler that some recommended works just as well. I wouldn't shave them as we mostly hunt when it's colder and there is snow.

I think we are up to $4.69 , paid $4.47 a few days ago. Leaving for outside(lower 48) in a few days . Spent $200 and it wasn't a fillup on the Alcan last year and expect it will be no different this year.

I grew up in the 50s and 60s in Wisconsin. Deer camp was mostly for drinking and playing cards. Deer were shot, generally any deer and usually a result of a drive. These people grew up in the depression and horns meant nothing. Times change and lifestyles change. Guess people need to hang...

That is one of the reasons I don't come down until there has been some frost, that and snakes.

Our field bred Goldens also excel at dog agility along with hunting. By doing agility we keep them in shape year around. Getting ready for a long road trip with pheasant hunting and agility.

Well duh. MT offers a license for the whole season for one price. Your neighbors make nonresidents buy a few days at a time. Then MT has a lot, a really lot of land in block management plus a lot of state and federal also. The pros bring truckloads of dogs to train there and then give them back...

Once in ND, never in SD or Nebraska and multiple times in MT, sometimes 3 or more times in the same year. I believe I didn't get checked at home in AK this year usually get checked multiple times while fishing even boarded in rough water while out in the salt.

Again guys you are rookies for distance. But I got smarter last year and stashed a trailer in MT so only half my trip will involve pulling a trailer.

I have a golden that will be 15 in Feb. I hunted her a lot last year. She got the small honey hole covers that the youngsters would race through. The youngsters got the cat tail sloughs and big crp fields. She looks like she can make it through a few more short walks this year, we'll see.

Ugh. I'm sorry I asked.

Huh? What? Will someone fill me in. Remember I come from the end of the road and I don't get the lower 48 gossip often.

$4.47 to $4.69 in town. Consider this it is pumped out of the ground within 20 miles of my house and refined about 40 miles away. They claim we don't qualify for volume discounts here.

In MT and ND I run into porkies every year. Some dogs learn to avoid them others like an old female of mine get at least one quill pulling session every year. Not so many in SD, but more skunks.