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It has to be declared and they don't like loose ammo. Has to be in original box or other containers. I think the limit is 200 rounds for hunters. Everything is expensive in Canada....especially anything firearm related. I stopped hunting up there.

I'm leaving Saturday morning to hunt all next week. I'll let you know.

My dogs absolutely hate it. I try not to overdue it on the salt.

No problem. I don't measure either but that gives me a place to start. Thanks.

I would enjoy that.

How much Epsom salt are you putting in the squirt bottle for wounds?

Good to know. I live in NW Arkansas. My 13 yr old Vizsla has had to have some teeth removed by our local vet but it is good to know there are other options.

I would get the Zeiss in either 8x42 or 10x42.

I have Leica 10x40 that I use when I am really serious about whatever I am hunting. Great glass and built like a tank. I have a really old pair of Leupold 7x30 that I use when I am deer or turkey hunting in thicker cover. Pretty light weight and the first pair of binocs I ever bought. Still like...

I find dog food discussions to be interesting but little is definitive. It is clear that high protein/high fat diets are important for hunting dogs and hunting dogs need to replace calories they burn to maintain weight. Where people differ is how to get there and eventually they turn to...

All really good dog food. FWIW, Nutrisource Performance is 488 kcal per cup, so there are a few that fall into the same range of kcal per cup. A lot don't and like you, I think more calories per cup are better. I fed Inukshuk 30/25 for a while but it didn't work for my Vizsla. Wasn't the...

One of the best one liners I've read in quite some time. :)

I tried Inukshuk and liked it. I was getting the 30/25 for $50 a bag but my Vizsla got to the point that he couldn't choke it down, lost a lot of weight training for hunt tests and I finally gave in and switched his food. It was a much better deal than PPP or the Nutrisource I'm feeding now.

My Vizsla has soft feet and I use the epsom salt soak too. He doesn't like it at all but it definitely helps his pads heal up.

I know a Vizsla breeder that hunts out of her Chrysler mini van. She has 4 kennels set up and it works really well for her, for most of the hunting she does.

My Colorado has a short bed and 2 kennels take up most of the room in the bed but I have two small trailers(one covered, one open) I can hook up, when I have people riding with me and I need more space.

It only works for me because I hunt by myself 99% of the time. If I hunted with other people a lot, I would quickly run out of room.

It's hard to know what to get these days. It seems like all new the new trucks are having issues with transmissions, regardless of brand.

I know some guys that hunted Plentywood area last month and they had to drop further south to find birds.

I just bought some last week for our upcoming trip. My dogs didn't like glycocharge and I thought it was worth a try. I haven't used their products before but we'll see.