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Try starting at least 30 minutes west of Yankton and move north/north west. You can find birds in between i29 and Yankton but there's more people

How much tracking training is actually needed with labs? Toss some treats in the grass point at them and give them a hunt command.

Gorgeous lab

The shells don't matter if you can get them to flush close enough that the wad hits them.

Don't be so old

They are around, public birds have been hammered as such the rest of the state. Do you have a good dog? The birds have been running...alot in the last 2 weeks. Don't be afraid to hunt the ditches. How far west are you thinking of going?

It is now "fud lore"

Franchi affinity 3, I have two. My old man was a 870 live or die type. Was given a youth model 870 in 20 after I graduated from the .410. Couldn't and still can't hit anything with an 870. Was told you don't need an auto so...now I think I have 6 auto's.

Is there Any way we could get "the lounge" moved up in the list when you open the website?

Yellow is all I recall seeing. The only pen raised birds I've killed had been fed nearly 100 percent ground corn. They had yellow fat

I took my 22 year old nephew out Saturday, I don't think he drinks enough beer to be a pheasant hunter.

Depends on the cover, I DONT walk in fragmite but I will send my dog into them those shots seem to normally be crossing. Everything else is a toss up, it seems like if I've been missing she will flush them at me.

Can we vote Goose in as a moderator

The posts about gloves and what choke tube to use if it's windy will replace Goosemasters humor and entertainment. NOT.

Sometimes, usually after I hunt public land and don't find them in their normal spots

I dont know any ditches in my area that actually get walked hard.

Birds that are roosting on public but frequent ditches to avoid pressure act like private birds in the ditches.

They go into the ditches to avoid me in the public cattails. Less people actually walk the ditches