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Agreed and that's not my situation either.

I don't shoot past about 30 very often - if ever.

I'm a 5-4 shot guy with mod choke myself.

$5-$6 corn????

My buddies near Platte say most corn out by the opener. Good news!

My group has had that same type set-up for 26 seasons now except two years ago we bought a house out there. Nothing like it.

Found a murder victim while turkey hunting. Tripped over the guy on a trail in the dark, literally.

Walking 5 miles per day, 4 days a week.

Got hit on the leg while rabbit hunting in south Georgia a few years back on a warm day. Luckily I was wearing chaps. We encountered several more in the next few minutes so we shut it down. Turkey hunting in Texas years ago I encountered a monster diamond back but he got dead too.

Oh we hunt with dogs but it would be hunting even without - to me anyway.

Understood. I deer, turkey, and coyote hunt solo - as to be expected. I quail hunted many years solo or with one other person. The pheasant hunts we've been doing for 26 seasons has been 7 to 8 people that all grew up together here in Georgia, plus a couple of SD locals. For us it's more about...

Well, IMO it is hunting but thanks for playing. I guess if sitting in a deer stand, duck or goose blind is considered "hunting" then 10 people walking a corn field can be.

If you have video proof of killing both birds then he owes the pot for the number of shots he missed - including the bird he hit after it was dead. In this case the most fun would be five or more of my buddies, after a glass or two of whiskey, yelling over each other trying to figure it out who...

It's a fun cluster

$1/miss and if you and your buddy cannot figure out who killed the bird you both shot at, you both pay a dollar. If you shoot three times at a rooster and hit it the third shot, you owe $2. It sounds a little much but it works out and we are close enough friends that we will call each other out...

My farmers have always told me that early summer hoppers are essential for optimal chick survival rate.

I won't be far from you. I'm 20 miles east on 44.

Got close to 2" near Platte this past weekend too.

Yes, our farmers are almost exclusively no-till. They rotate corn and beans every year on their fields.

One of my farmers texted this morning and says good corn (for them) is pretty much guaranteed now. Any more rain is gravy and there is more predicted tonight and tomorrow. Get the corn matured and out of the fields, except for strips of course. Glad for the farmers and us hunters.