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In 1994 a western Kansas ag operator gave me permission to hunt and then later in the season suggested I post his land. He did this after my report of a local putting four out-of-state vehicles of hunters on his land, no permission requested nor given. Grateful for such a valuable permission...

At 74 years of age, I might be a viable hunting companion for you. I do have a dog. Do you have a dog or are you looking for a hunting companion whose dog will hunt for the both of you?

Welcome to the UPH. On the internet there's an 80-year-old Clarey Zingler with a Ft. Myers address. Is that you?

pet insurance may be good for some

1 antibiotic salve 2 tape 3 gauze 4 scissors 5 wire brush 6 rimadyl 7 saline solution 8 gas to get to the vet

I think the target buyer is a rich person who wants good pheasant hunting for themselves, family, and friends. I can't see a dollar up side.

I will have to be extra careful and ultra fair with treats

Just stumbled on a YT video about a dandy 300 acre SE SD pheasant ranch. Managed for pheasant production only with excellent habitat. Never had birds put on it.

Yes, the dog and I now share a common language. Our conversations only occur after lights out. I do have to initiate them, and they go as follows: Me: rrrrr Dog: rrrrr Me: rrrrrrrr Dog: rrrrrrrr! This can go on but the dog quickly takes an argumentative tone, so I keep it short.

30 degrees, overcast, 4-5" of fresh powder snow, slight breeze constantly shifting so as to always be oncoming.

btw, nontoxic only on WPAs

Dog's don't lie. Once Gus went on point over a little pile of cornstalks. As I walked up I noticed that he was crisply moving his head a few degrees left, then back to center, then a few degrees right, then back to center, etc. I realized what he was doing and announced to the two other...

standing corn is a big negative for pheasant hunting, vacuums up the birds.

depends on the weather and of course there will be more non-resident hunters than at any other time

see mine again for editing i did after your post above

Think there are quite a few WPAs (waterfowl production areas) up there which are good pheasant hunting places with cattails, grass, and nearby crop stalks and stubble. The WPAs are well-marked with signage and are on the SD hunting atlas. Weird thing about SD is that the first week of the...

great pics! but now my knees hurt haha. i once bagged one hun when a covey flushed in range while after chukar in northern NV.

Mosby wrote: "To replace OEM shocks will cost me over $5500 plus tax [on a Chevy Colorado]." WTF!! Investigate that! Over $1,100.00 per wheel??

between 125K and 130k the struts on my '10 4runner began leaking. i guess that's longer than average (true for you?) so i can't complain. had them replaced with OEMs and they now have about the same mileage on them as when they failed, so we'll see