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I don't think that is how the possession limit works. How many birds you have in the freezer or possession is what your allowed in your state. Dependent on how many days you are into the season. Which in Kansas would be 4 a day up til the 4th day of the season but you can never exceed 16...

A Benelli M2 or Montefeltro depending on what I wanted the gun for.

Everyone can do what they want, but for me, if I have to give away birds so I can go kill more, well, just not my style I guess. In Kansas, if I have 16 in the freezer, and I am out hunting and have 1 in the bed of my truck, I am in violation I believe. I don't loose many birds, but when I do...

Cooking up 10 at a time wouldn't leave you very many left with a possession limit of 15.

I was always mindful and cautious of the possession limit during the good years in Kansas when I would shoot 50 birds a year.

So you guys shooting 120-150 pheasants per season, how do you stay under the possession limit? Do you give them away, do you eat 3 or 4 pheasants daily? Just curious.

I would think he should be careful of the possession limit. In Kansas the possession limit is 16.

I should clarify, I see adults with kids and the adults are also carrying guns. They think that since it is youth season they get to hunt along with the kids.

Seems like every youth season, I see adults trying to hunt.

Operator error.

Nothing wrong with religious parents.

I don't even go out to eat without several roles of toilet paper. They are in every vehicle I own.

I use the Mud River Insulated covers for my Ruff Tough Kennels but I have a topper on my truck so they stay warm. Just bought some pine chips so I will put down a 4 inch layer in their kennels. They can survive any temps under the topper as far as cold goes. My dogs never get to ride inside...

I don't have any trouble keeping track of my dogs, which is why I don't use a bell or a GPS collar. If you had any comprehensive skills you would have known that. Besides, we were talking about heavy, thick CRP in Iowa. Again no reading comprehension for you I guess. As far as a new thread...

Bell wouldn't do me any good, I can't hear anyway. Once a dog is 100 yds away in the wind, no one is going to hear it. GPS is the way to go. It would also tell you if your dog is loaded up in someone's truck as it is being stolen and going down the road or if your dog is injured or has fallen...

The Iowa CRP can make it hard to keep track of your dog. Pretty simple though, don't hunt that type of cover. For me, it simply isn't worth losing a dog 400 miles from home for me. I have considered getting a GPS collar for hunting the heavy thick CRP. But a bell on a flushing dog, no way.

If it's warm enough for short sleeve hunting, it is too hot to hunt with the dogs so I'm not going. Like I said, a midget could hunt with the Montefeltro. The Montefeltro has a very short length of pull. That is the complaint I have heard about the Montefeltro and Ethos. Tall guys have to...

I bet the Monte will fit you just fine. I will measure mine again tonite.

Swimming at 10.5 weeks and retrieving from land and water consistently at 5 months would not be progressing really fast but on a normal schedule. Not for sure what state you are in but in Kansas I would call Chad Betts. I have his number if you would like it. He usually takes the pups at 6...

Benelli always has a shorter LOP which is why I like them. I am 5'9" and the Montefeltro's fit me perfect. Both my Montefeltro's are right at 14 1/4. Even a midget could shoot the Monte. If you need a shorter length of pull you won't find a better fit than the Montefeltro or M2.