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I’ve slept in my truck bed with a fiberglass capper on it and utilized a heater. I also have a cargo trailer I converted into my hunting rv. It has insulated walls , heat, a/c and bare necessities( microwave, coffee machine, propane grill. Even had 3 dogs sleeping in it with me one year up in...

Thanx for sharing Brit! … never know what you’re going to see sometimes while you’re hunting!

Yesss!!… it can’t get here fast enough!

I’m laying here in a hotel room in Ames, looking through my maps, and researched info. Going to do some scouting early in the morning. im about an hour south of the breeders place in NC. It took me 11 hrs to get here. My brother is getting a GSP. We currently have 2 each. Pretty excited for him.

I think I might be turning a corner with Kansas. I’m really on the fence about spending my money elsewhere. Been going there since the 90’s, many great hunts but the last few years have been hard. I just don’t feel like the state gives a rats a$$ about a great natural resource they have. The...

I live and hunt in Texas, snakes are just part of the equation unfortunately. One of the biggest rattlers I’ve encountered( and killed) in the field was end of November/ beginning of December. It was fairly cool out. We had 3” of snow on the ground the week before where I killed her. They do in...

You guys have motivated me!! Gonna try these two great ideas when I get back from Iowa! ( leaving tomorrow morning to pick up a new pup)

I’ve done it out of a truck with a capper before( in Kansas) with a single bed on one side, 2 dog beds on the other side of the bed( my dogs religiously sleep on their beds at night). There are quite a few rv parks in Kansas - some have bath houses too. Research this before you leave- you should...

I’m out of pheasant and quail. I have probably 10 sharpies left. I really have to be in the mood for sharps.

My first 5 is all about the crop harvest. The second 5 is all about the cold and snow.

I regard/define creeping as a bad thing. When a dog does not have the discipline or maybe the know how to stop moving forward on a stationary bird and results in bumping it. I love and promote the concept of my dogs repositioning or “ flashpointing” ( as we call it) on a moving bird. Once that...

As Dakotazeb has said..”whoa”! I would definitely make that command a priority this summer. The dog is pointing… reinforce the whoa command and use it when you are going to the point. Is he e collar conditioned? Pigeons and launchers for sure in the off season. Utilize a check cord and a second...

You tube of guys yelling and birds are blowing out of the field on the other end…. Classic! Along with all the yelling, nonstop whistling and yelling to dogs. Uncontrollable dogs is another one…

Look at the bright side- you walked away w/o a scratch! The rest will happen in due time.

I've never worried about leaving dogs on the rig when it's cold but heat makes me real nervous. I am a huge fan of having a bluetooth/remote temperature sensor in the dog box that I can monitor from inside the truck while I'm driving-they make these where you can monitor them from your phone...

Scheels in Dallas is very well stocked with all brands of pheasant loads

I’m ready- let’s go!🤣

Arizona quail slam and hell’s canyon chukar!

I carry a ”dog”box on the rig. It includes first aid supplies and “preventative” equipment like boots, belly saver vests, and udder ointment. my point is if you’re not sure your dogs feet can’t handle it, or in this case a solo dog in big , rough country- you owe it to your buddy and get him a...

I think you nailed it.….