Search results

I think the part you missed is cyclone mentioned "leases." These are very bad for trying to door knock, even after season. Here's what happens. A guy pays big bucks to lease 110 acres of private land. The owner agrees. Every year the lease is in place he will tell anyone that wants to bird...

Is Mr. Jones off the I.R. ?

The last place only deserved a sirloin.

A majority of private land seems to now be owned by absentees, trusts, corporations etc. Not easy to find the right door to knock on.

I've always had good luck with them. I got a 2017 5.0L with 145k miles. Ignition coils go, but those are easy. All I've done to it so far is plugs and just a few weeks ago the water pump was squealing so had a new one put in.

Look on the bright side, with age you cut back on the grab ass, this should lead to better hunting and enjoyment of time afield.

I didn't comment again because I only had a quick phone call with my buddy. Once I see him in person if there's more info I'll post.

You need to hunt with a 12.

I thought the burning was good? I suppose every year is not. I think a burn every 3 years is a better deal. I just saw a few old videos on the flint hills and they interviewed some ranchers who spoke highly of their stewardship of the land. In the videos it didn't really look like the grass...

I've read several times now that the flint hills are the largest remaining piece of tall grass prairie left. I'd like to get down to see it someday for that reason alone.

It seems like those game production areas are money about 90% of the time. WPA's, they can be hit and miss.

You forgot about the bloodthirsty wolves that attack and kill away hundreds of people every year in MN. 😜

here's a youtube I saw tonight. The guy seems like he really loves hunting and loves his dogs. At the end he hunts a ditch. Some might look down on that, but I thought it was great. Pheasant hunting is such a great way of life, and I love being able to see how other hunters approach it with...

I've noticed over the years, it's never too cold for the goldens I'm lucky enough to follow. It can be 10 degrees out, I find a spring creek flowing and the dog will lay in it to cool off. And once me and the dog fell through the ice in a slough, it was around 30 degrees out. I figured she would...

Did your nephew from California hunt with you this year?

On a serious note, now I've seen two comments on a different forum about a large number of pheasants in south Dakota having heritage from the bird pen. I wonder what the total number of birds are released every year that were hatched in an incubator?

I know a grandpa from the trap club. He's got two German dogs. One is a wirehair and he loves that dog. He also told me the dog growls at everyone, even his wife. The other story I remember from when I used to listen to the Ron Boehme podcast he said his wire hairs would always start fights with...

The only dog I've ever seen that could out hunt a draht is a German wirehaired pointer.

When hunting at the end of day, should you be out of the field at end of shooting hours, or can you hunt until the closing bell 🔔 and then walk out?

I love the engraving on it. Those old game scenes are my favorite.