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I love my Crispi Guides that I bought for cheap as a 1 time worn used boot that didn’t fit the guy. I mostly only wear them when elk or muley hunting though. Have put a lot of miles on them. Russell touts their all leather triple vamped blah blah blah waterproof without a lining. I’ve got...

Opening weekend we were walking an uncut sunflower field. Had a chicken playing leap frog in front of me but couldn’t get a shot. Almost across the field dad hollers at me, look north and a flock is flying right at us from a grass patch. Dad knocked down one and my buddy hit another. Get to end...

I bought several flats of AA’s in 2005 for $5.50. I noticed they had jumped to $7.50 at Academy then and bought several more at Walmart before they raised their price , and they did. $5.50 in an inflation calculator is $8.65 $7.50 in an inflation calculator is $11.79 I noticed the other day...

Is that 450 in the last picture the date, signifying April of 1950? Engraving looks close to a 12 guage I have from 1965. Mine has extractors, not ejectors. My 12 on top (with another unmarked German 16 from 1919 below it)

I have a lifetime license, dad is in SEK, bro in law is south of Wichita, and it was worth the 10-12 hour drive. I'll admit it was all on private ground. The birds were definitely spooky, even on private. One kid in our group took a 60 yard shot as we were getting out of the truck to hunt an...

In short, I like them. I had never used a vest before, my old dog has a fatty tumor on the point of his chest that I was trying to protect so I bought the first one on the way to SD in October. It amazed me how much more it made them stand out as far as visibility, the rest of our group...

The principles of a very basic economics class apply here. There’s a supply curve and a demand curve. Where they cross sets a price. Our problem is we have a limited supply of: 1. game animals 2. Public accessibility And all that is with a high demand. Something has to give. More and more...

I’ll save the report and stick to pictures, other than a good 3 days on a buddies ground.

FYI for anybody seeking out a CZ SxS, Palmetto State Armory has a few on sale at $599 plus CZ is giving $100 rebate, so $500 for a new one. https://palmettostatearmory.com/cz-usa-bobwhite-g2-28-20-gauge-shotgun-3-side-by-side-black-chrome-06391.html Also have a 12 I didn’t link to.

Hunted around Pierre opening weekend. Beans mostly combined, more corn, sunflowers, and milo still in the field than in the bin. Still had a good time though.

The last hour and half Sunday was about as good as I’ve ever seen as far as numbers of birds in front of my dog for him to work. The resting the day Sunday was slow. When crops are out it looks promising to me, as a fairly rookie SD hunter.

We got pheasants, a sharpie, and a chicken out of the same field Saturday. The bonus birds were just flying in over us. Chicken was flying with the flock of sharpies, but there was already at least one chicken in the field because it kept playing leap frog with me the whole field. Just couldn’t...

The Element is made in Turkey. https://chuckhawks.com/weatherby_element_12.html

I don’t understand this statement. I’ve shot (or my kid) several (September youth and muzzleloader seasons in Kansas, early antlerless in MO) when it was 90s for temps. 2 this year. Shoot. Quarter. Cooler with ice. Zero spoilage.

Works in ratcheting chain binders when hauling a tractor too….

I shot a doe last night. Purely because I want lean meat for jerky/sausage/pastrami. I enjoy making it. I enjoy eating it. I enjoy giving those away to others who act like you just have them a shiny new car. My boy got one a month ago. I hope to get 1 or 2 more before end of January. I’m lucky...

I’ll speak for the rest of the board, you’re a pompous ass.

Same. Completely skin the bird, leaving the gray part of lower leg with spur. We leave both legs attached until after skinning. Then cut off the lower foot that is attached to the leg in the worst condition (cut one off before skinning, then come to find out the upper leg is shot to heck and...

What states are requiring a wing to be attached to a pheasant for identification? Foot for us. I never knew the 2 bird per bag if frozen that BrownDogsCan2 just mentioned, just looked it up, and dang, he is right.