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Tufftoe is very good too, and also provides a glossy, drag-free coating

True confession: I kiss Jen everyday, usually several times. She puts up with me.

there are very good insulating socks these days

Saw some planted millet food strips on a bird ranch in Maine. It was tall enough for phez. When planted as a crop I would guess it's on 7.5" centers like cane is, so good cover at least until cut.

you're not missing a thing

Well said and wonderful stories. I'm saddened every time I see a weed-free stubble field. Back when, weedy stubble, particularly in terraces, were sure pheasant hunts. Weedless stubble near roosting areas may be OK. Most fields of corn stalks are worse; just short stalks sticking up out of...

A good start after getting permission: "If I have any luck, would you like a bird? A cleaned bird?" If they say yes, and even if you only get one, make sure they get it, and cleaned.

if you want to go back, without asking send them a smoked turkey or a ham before thanksgiving or xmas.

i want some!

In 1994 a western Kansas ag operator gave me permission to hunt and then later in the season suggested I post his land. He did this after my report of a local putting four out-of-state vehicles of hunters on his land, no permission requested nor given. Grateful for such a valuable permission...

At 74 years of age, I might be a viable hunting companion for you. I do have a dog. Do you have a dog or are you looking for a hunting companion whose dog will hunt for the both of you?

Welcome to the UPH. On the internet there's an 80-year-old Clarey Zingler with a Ft. Myers address. Is that you?

pet insurance may be good for some

1 antibiotic salve 2 tape 3 gauze 4 scissors 5 wire brush 6 rimadyl 7 saline solution 8 gas to get to the vet

I think the target buyer is a rich person who wants good pheasant hunting for themselves, family, and friends. I can't see a dollar up side.

I will have to be extra careful and ultra fair with treats

Just stumbled on a YT video about a dandy 300 acre SE SD pheasant ranch. Managed for pheasant production only with excellent habitat. Never had birds put on it.

Yes, the dog and I now share a common language. Our conversations only occur after lights out. I do have to initiate them, and they go as follows: Me: rrrrr Dog: rrrrr Me: rrrrrrrr Dog: rrrrrrrr! This can go on but the dog quickly takes an argumentative tone, so I keep it short.

30 degrees, overcast, 4-5" of fresh powder snow, slight breeze constantly shifting so as to always be oncoming.

btw, nontoxic only on WPAs