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Your videos are always a must see. Enjoyed the journey this year. Nice dog too!

Wow, what a show. I must admit that dry eyes I did not have at the end. My "once in a lifetime dog " Bandit was very much in my mind. We were a team for sure. He is the reason I still hunt and is solely responsible for the 8 dogs I still have. He was only 6 months old when he won his first field...

Amen to the not slamming the doors. We were in North Dakota one year , and had tried to get on this property that we had literally seen hundreds of birds on. Finally aquired permission and pulled in right at sunrise. Warned all of us , no door slamming or talking. Just get out and let a couple...

The people we hunt on in ND burn the cattails to control the size of them. They get huge unchecked. Plus it makes it much easier to walk and hunt in the next year. It still comes down to tillable acres.

Collapsible water bowl, needle nose pliers, and extra lead.

Absolutely wasnt a pen raised bird. Not a chance

Actually I put it in a nylon stocking and then vacumed sealed it and put it in our freezer. Its still there. I intend to try and see if it can still be done but my taxidermist has long since retired and life has just got in the way. I know it sounds crazy but Ive seen birds from this area...

In 2004 I shot one in Iowa that had a 29 inch tail. My dog was pointing and I was the 3rd guy to the left of him. The bird comes up and I saw that tail just waving back and forth. My two friends who were normally very good shots , both emptied on it. Never touched him, not even a little. So here...

Online. Just enter the names, they will come up.

Rogers outdoors. Scheels. Two that do

No runs no drips or skid marks!!

Yes 2 or 3 will handle the most knarley bodily function. Not the thin flushables but the thick throw aways. Lol

Huggies wet wipes in a zip lock bag, just 2 or 3, will take care of the problem and leave you refreshed too😏

If theres 24 inches , cook some chili and look out the window.

Guess I should have said, 45 degrees down to freezing. Dont want them froze. We lay ours on a concrete floor in a quonset.

Will be there the 25th. Looks warm next week. But I know it can change in half a day there.

After a good friend from Montana shamed me for cleaning pheasants the day we killed them, I haven't done it since. Much tastier to wait. We go to ND every year , we clean birds on Friday night or Saturday morning . Thats from Monday through Friday. You can tell the Friday birds. Meat is still...

You going to Montana with a big tall dude named M H?

Coming to ND Oct 24-Nov1. Will see how it goes .

If its like around here, it was sold in a day . Dont last long with these interest rates.