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We just finished up today. The farmer I work for said it is the most birds and broods he’s seen in the last 5 years or so.

Dream Bar and Grill in Healy, Kansas.

I am a crop scout in Western Kansas, so I see several pheasants every day. Even so, it never gets old, and always puts a smile on my face.

We’ve had great luck with our underground dog fence.

There is no Lyme disease in my area of southeast Kansas. Mostly all Lone Star Ticks here. They do carry Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Heartland Tick Disease, though.

It’s just showing the spring turkey stuff right now.

Had a couple of C-130’s come over our snow goose pit, tree top high last month. It was quite impressive.

Bow hunters, especially, will stay here for weeks at a time. They’re thick as flies on shit here in southeast Kansas.

Independence, Kansas, with Elk City Lake nearby. Fantastic crappie fishing.

We see a ton of them while waterfowl hunting in Saskatchewan, and always shoot some while we’re up there. Short stuff around wheat/barley sounds about right.

Hometown Bakery, there in town, is the best breakfast I’ve ever had. Run by one of the nicest ladies you’ll ever meet.

Can’t beat that!

Right now? Probably Iowa. It’s been red hot up there, from what I’ve heard.

-40 wind chill and a foot plus of snow on the ground. Western Kansas.

That guy f&$s up everything he touches, at least in regard to the wildlife in our state. Our deer, turkeys, and upland birds have all been negatively impacted by his actions. He’s probably more to blame than any other individual.

Poured for about half an hour where that storm came through.

Some areas got drenched. Some didn’t get any. We got soaked in Manhattan. There was everything from tornadoes, pouring rain, 80+ mph wind, and snow today in my area. Now the air is thick with smoke from the prairie fires.

From those that hunt up there, I’ve heard that Iowa has been off the chain for the last few years. The birds have really made a tremendous rebound up there. Glad to see it.

A buddy of mine had several hunts like this just a couple of years ago in Western Kansas. It’s certainly still possible (on private land, with good habitat); just less frequently than it once was, for sure.