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There are times it’s a fine way to hunt with an older dog, IMO…I’ll do it before my 10 year old is gone…some nice dirty ditches out there, but I wouldn’t do it in areas being hunted or near operating farms or homes.,,lots of lonely country out here…no big deal to me

My farmer neighbor mows mine, never really talked about it, but he does mine when he does his. 20+ years ago when there were guys in camo in makeshift blinds in my ditches pass shooting pheasants, I approached one of the blinds and told them to at least wear some orange…they didn’t..their...

Thought that was one of the new “do it all” drugs that solves all of men’s problems….

Safety off, so you’re one step ahead when the flush occurs😁

I have several S x S’s skt 1 skt 2.,,,👍👍👍

I shoot IC or LM

Knowing the local info, which was readily available, I found it lined up reasonably well…statewide # made no difference..,more coincidental

in the crazy days I’d have guys sit in blinds and pass shoot…

I make sure my ditches are mowed…problem solved

I shoot lead 2 3/4” when non tox isn’t needed…1 oz of #5…1200-1300 fps, kills very well. Remington makes one I like…

The politician may have been Charlie _____man? Eureka…

Call Tim McGurdy…Aberdeen supervisor…605-380-4572

Search the SD GFP website for the warden’s name in that area, or, the local sheriff. Call either and verify that they’re on board with the state law…then drop their name(s) when the bitch shows up.

Was in the quill lakes area in ‘87.,.,much fun. I hunted Manitoba from ‘93-05…had a rustic camp on the delta marsh, but we drove west many days hunting in fields…

He speaks Chinese as a second language, that’s a frickin mind blower! The border patrol thinks he’s CIA or something, he moves right through…along with the nephew and the lab..

I learned on a 10 day outward bound winter trek out of Ely, Mn as a junior in high school the importance of not wearing any cotton…inner or outer layers…feet, head, anywhere…strictly poly propylene against the skin, then layer with wool.,,today fleece works well. We were snowshoeing or x...

State doesn’t release…lots of lodges and private operations do..,the guys who do that I know tend to not do it near public spots, but on their own ground, especially food plots that are not adjacent to cover…birds still get away, obviously

Darn tough socks

I don’t flip safety off til rooster flushes…it screws me up otherwise

NR licenses have increased markedly in the Dakota’s recently….about $175…second license drops a bit once habitat stamp is purchased with first license…$150 or so at that point. My lodging has kitchens in both states, saves some $…I enjoy cooking/grilling and entertaining farmers…at least gas is...