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I think Browning needs to sell guns at Pheasant Fest. They'd sell so many impulse buy guns haha I would have bought one last year if they did. Granted I had my eye on the gun they displayed for a couple years and ended up buying it a couple months later, but I know guys would impulse buy haha

If you're in a buying mood, sometimes Sundays you can get decent deals on stuff. Not all booths sell anything, but certain places will be. It's more of a trade show than a buying show, but I recall multiple vest companies had good deals and even better deals on Sunday as I'm sure it's less crap...

Try adding fish oil to their diet. May not cure everything, but it should help some of the itching.

I have a similar spot that I found this year however it's only Pheasants Forever land. With a big sign on it that says "no hunting, future land improvement project" or something to that effect. I'm assuming it will become a WMA when the DNR finds the funds to purchase it from PF. It looks like a...

I use a different brand that comes in liquid form, a couple pumps out of the bottle a day on her food, but yeah everyone should be using fish oil for their dogs. Great for their coat, skin and good for eye and brain health. Especially important stuff for pups while they develop. I give each of...

No. You wear it, obviously 😜

Hey All, I had a second litter with my female Small Munsterlander and have 2 male pups available. Reach out if interested or if you know of anyone looking for a pup. The first litter had some fantastic pups so I'm expecting the same this second go around. One of them will also be staying with me...

Anyone have any recommendations on a light weight upland jacket with a hood that comes in blaze orange (sorry Goose)? I know Orvis makes one, but man for $400, idk if it's worth it (unless someone can really sell me on it). Curious if anyone's tried some of the Pyke jackets or Chief Upland? Not...

If I was in your shoes I would work with him versus looking for a $400 mixed breed in hopes they do what your young lab isn't currently doing.

You're not getting much of a quality dog for $400. Train that young lab of yours up and you'll be good to go.

I tried to find an old post where I thought I talked about my upgrade experiences but maybe I never made one. Anyway, I upgraded from a 100 to a 300 a couple years ago and feel it was a worthy upgrade. The battery life on the 300 is great. I can hunt all day, all weekend and not have to charge...

I shoot bottom first. My dad shoots his top first.

My dad has the exact same gun. He's had it since the 80s. Company he worked for at the time allowed people to pick a gift after working for so many years, the Citori was in the catalog and he chose that haha

They make sort of one of them. Which has some pluses and minuses compared to a 725. For one, the chokes are invector plus versus invector DS. Not sure how much difference there is, but they use the old style chokes. It's about a grand more and they are hard to find, at least for me here in MN...

I've hunted Nebraska twice, first time was probably....2019? We had a banner hunt. Almost shot limits of quail and roosters daily all on public ground. Went back about 2 or 3 years later, same areas, same time of the year and we shot 2 quail in a week. Hardly even pulled my gun off my shoulder...

Won't persuade you here because I can't recommend the Browning 725 Feather 20 gauge enough. I bought one last year and enjoy the heck out of it. But as others have said, go in and check them out as much as you can and find what fits you best.

My go to upland gun is either my Browning Citori 725 Feather 20 gauge in 28" barrels or the new model A5 16 in 28 inch barrels. The 16 gauge came first then I had the itch to get an O/U so I picked up the 20. Both guns fit me great but the O/U seems to be perfect for me. I'm a lefty so I need...

For me I'm a fan of it because our falls have been really warm, 80 degrees at the end of October is a bit much for hunting birds, so having a few weeks extra in January would help make up for some lost time. Hunting pressure also drops radically in late season. I spent a week in prime South...

I've volunteered twice at Pheasant Fest through my breed club. Once in Minneapolis and again in Sioux Falls. I'd have made the trek this year as I'm trying to be more active with my breed club but my dog will be having a litter in a few weeks so I can't get away. It's always a good time talking...

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