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Well that is interesting.

I did another poll on chokes with this group, all modified.

I have not mentioned the best part and that is the 20 percent of our crop able acres that we plant to full season cover crops that we hunt first and then graze is wonderful for the health of the soil. So, it is a win- win- win situation.

I used to do just that. Because I wanted this to be hunter paradise, I made sure it was and it was for me and my family and friends. People would come and ask if they could hunt and usually I would let them. Sometimes I would get a bottle of wine or a ham one time I even got some wild rice...

Goose just so you know, the group that was here opening weekend paid for a three-day hunt and a four-night stay, took me out to eat and then gave me a real nice tip. Then rebooked for next year. We all know you are against it; you have mentioned it occasionally. The reality is they have a...

I took a poll of the hunters that are here this weekend. 9 guys 1 full 1 improved cylinder the rest modified.

9 guys got 18 birds. Mostly older guys that did not hunt that hard. They were happy.

I think their habits will change more because of wind than cold.

What you say is true, what is the same is access. When I sell cattle, I give access to those cattle. When people come here to hunt they get access to hunting that they would not otherwise. The wildlife is public the habitat is private. I have neighbors that are out cutting cattails now, so...

When ranchers have something of value say cattle, they can trade cattle for money. When outfitters pay money for something of value like hunting it is like selling cattle. Nothing wrong with selling cattle. I do not know whether I qualify as an outfitter or not, but I have enjoyed our banter...

So all outfitters are low life?

As opposed to the high life outfitters.

I don't know anyone that hunts resident opener.

I am between Aberdeen and Mobridge. A lot of beans coming out and some corn. Good forecast this week.

Zeb I am already there. I said when my dog died that I was done, this is my second season without him. I have shot more pheasants ducks and rabbits than I care to remember. I am still in good enough shape but I have gotten to the point that I don't need to kill stuff to enjoy them. I still...

There are dogs better than yours and your dog is better than some other dogs, just enjoy him.

Why would you put your dog up against another dog instead of working your dog with another dog and getting to enjoy both dogs' work?

I think it would depend on how long ago it was used. I won't use it because it is tough stuff. I don't want it on my land.

Good choice.

I would like to get in on that, how much do you charge?