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36 days for me till we hit the road!!

6 weeks from tomorrow we head out!!

An example of our average dinner.

He is doing good. Just decided to take a break from the online sites. He will be chasing roosters as usual.

Welcome to the site. Good group of people. Tell us about you or planned hunt. Dogs?

If no good grill I travel with my portable Blackstone griddle. Can cook every meal on it.

They are really nice guns.

Have not seen any affects on the pheasant side but did see a few snows last fall that I would ASSUME were flu issues. For the number of snows we saw the percentage showing any signs was crazy low but think it is pretty well documented there is some migratory bird losses.

Here is what I cook over our two plus week trip. Breakfast - either bacon or sausage, eggs, hash browns, pancakes, bagel, English muffin(not all this on the same days but rotate through them). One or two days I do a sausage, cheese and scrambled eggs combo like what would be in a breakfast...

Welcome to the website and also to upland hunting. There are some golden arrows owners on here.

Anyone looking for shells should check out this sale. Some very good upland loads for the cheapest prices I have seen in a few years.

Welcome from a Buckeye that also hunts springers. What part of the state are you heading to?

What area if you don’t mind sharing?

Hearing very good reports from everyone I have talked to. Countdown is on!

Should be a me to get by with lighter loads for them. Likely 1/4 oz if I had to guess. 😂😂

Do some research on Goose and you will realize what he means. May be why he loses a lot of cripples, just saying.

We have springers. 3 hole aluminum dog box that is large enough for 70-80 lb labs for sure. We have 4 dogs between us. On mild nights 3 dogs get their own spot and the 4th sleeps in the truck cab. On cold nights we will double dogs up for warmth. Have remote sensor in kennel to check temp from...

Have looked at this many times over. No doubt the camper side offers lots of flex and in many regards would be great. I just can’t offset the cost of towing it at greater then 1000 miles each way as long as I am able to stay in a place that I can cook and stretch out at night. Also the cold...

Talked to one of the farmers we hunt on in SD last week. He makes a lot of hay and hadn’t cut any yet do to rain and forecast. Thought the same thing about delayed cutting should be helping save a few young birds.

Welcome. Lots of good people here and knowledge. Also lots of good info in the archives.