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Once in 26 years pheasant hunting in SD but several times hunting or fishing in Georgia.

We clean except for 1 leg and place on ice. We transport back to Georgia that way.

I can only find Elijah Craig in single barrel now. No more small batch. I see the Blanton's is in it's rightful place - top shelf. A fine Perdomo cigar and a glass of Blanton's (or two) sitting in the machine shed telling lies after cleaning pheasant in SD - aint nothing like it. It's right up...

Basil Hayden bourbon puts out a special bottle each year for South Dakota's pheasant opener. It's good whiskey.

You have an opinion and so do I. I respected yours but now you can stick it up your a**! You do you and I'll do me.

We have hunted with really good dogs and we have hunted with really bad dogs. The last few years we have hunted without and have had just as big a blast as we did with dogs. To each his own. It's hunting and I aint in the office either way.

"3) Line sprinters ... Come on man! Look around. I think it is always better to walk to slow than 2 fast, besides the fact that you are putting your life in danger. I prefer to walk and stop in heavy cover....I struggle convincing people that this IS effective." My buddies and I scold each...

They started getting out beans yesterday in the little town we hunt.

Walking three miles per day after leaving the office. Taking it to five miles per day twice per week this week. It aint enough but it'll have to do.

About to start on beans in the area I hunt. Corn will be started first part of October if rain holds off.

That gives the crops another week to be gotten out of the fields too.

Agreed and that's not my situation either.

I don't shoot past about 30 very often - if ever.

I'm a 5-4 shot guy with mod choke myself.

$5-$6 corn????

My buddies near Platte say most corn out by the opener. Good news!

My group has had that same type set-up for 26 seasons now except two years ago we bought a house out there. Nothing like it.

Found a murder victim while turkey hunting. Tripped over the guy on a trail in the dark, literally.

Walking 5 miles per day, 4 days a week.