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Are you gonna watch the vikings game on Sunday at 3, or will you go pheasant hunting instead?

The dog looks really happy.

My uncle had a lab growing up. He duck hunted all the time. He said the dog was great on retrieves but always ate the first duck of the day.

I bet their after hunt dinner looks like this.

Wrong. You left out the superposed from 1931-1939.

I jumped on quick while the standing rib roast is resting and waiting for my brother and his family to arrive. There's been a lot of good days to hunt, right now being one of them. But what was the absolute high point of bird numbers? Not for any one state but for the country? I seem to remember...

And a 30" o/u is shorter than a 28" s/a due to receiver length. When I go to buy target loads I buy the lightest slowest stuff I can find. Ahlmans usually has good prices on those type loads.

I stick to the jcw, broweye, pheasants & a lab videos mostly. And coots don't fly at night. I was clicking through random ones the other day. Oooof, that can be tough. Here's examples 1. Guy is clearly hunting at a manicured pheasant ranch in SD. No good. 2. Some family name outdoors. Guys...

They always show the nostril but avoid the claws. Don't want that clipped toe nail showing up on the you toob feed😶‍🌫️

You're all good then. Big Game hunters are rubes. The only thing that could sink you now is if we see you driving a suburban in a hunting video.

OK. But do you big game hunt?

See from here I don't know which direction to take it. I could call you a high brow gucci hunter with a new suburban. Or I could say you're a rube guilty of hunting like a low bagger.

I had a bunch of family stuff last weekend. The good news is I got out hunting for 2 hours late in the day Sunday. The last spot was marginal private ground. I parked the truck and had to walk a few hundred yards down a snowed over service road. Gun in hand and Skye standing beside me, I looked...

I haven't watched this video yet. But I see a black lab that kinda looks like Mr. Jones and a guy shooting a 28 gauge. Goosemaster, is that you??

This is why some of these south dakota guys always claim to have bagged roosters with extra-long trails. They just follow around the SD gf&p truck that drives around randomly releasing birds on public land. Kristi ain't no dummy, she orders birds with the longest tails possible. Now drive to...

Alls I'm sayin' is, a lot of tall tales in this long tails thread.

Those old gopros are trash compared to the new ones. Post above covered it, number 1 thing is the stabilizer. You need a 9 or later model. They release a new model every year, sometimes gains are minimal. Currently on 13 but I would buy a 10 or 11 to save money.

What about Bob?

You might have already done this. When I shoot an O/U for high volume clays I shoot the lightest load possible. If you can find 1oz. at 1170 or so they shoot so much softer than the standard 1 1/8 1200

I love that story BrownDog, sad but sweet. I hunt a few private spots that are marginal, mostly cattails and low marshy ground that would be okay for hay but not crops. But it's near where my great grandfather and grandfather farmed and lived. There's something special in scratching out a bird...