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I have a fridge in the garage thats dedicated to beer and wild game. Anyway... I keep my pheasant intact with guts and feathers. I like to age for 7-10 days typically. I have found that the feathers pluck fairly easy at this point. If the feathers are still super tough to pluck then that bird is...

Last year we did a walk in a field in ND behind a couple of guys with a bunch of labs. We pushed two shorthairs through there and recovered 4 crippled pheasant(and shot 4 more roosters-I guess it was a 2 for 1 special:ROFLMAO:!) It happens I guess..

this time of year-I use a high quality 6 shot for pheasant. Its all i use for quail anyway. I stopped using 7.5 and 8's years ago-killing too many quail that dont get recovered.

Sounds like a great weekend Gentlemen! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to get up there this week-I'll have a special guest with me. My oldest daughter, a veterinarian student; called me and asked if she could go birdhunting with me!!??. She's never been hunting in Kansas -its going to be a...

I leave them whole. Age them in my "garage " fridge for 7-10 days. If they are shot hard -I'll gut them or break them down before i head home. I feel it does give them a little more flavor(wild pheasant are pretty mild to begin with) It definitely tenderizes them too.

Kansas-you still have it? I may be interested. Send pics please

we ran into porkies too-but my dogs just stay away from them. All my dogs are snake conditioned too. The pup is not-too early to put electric collar juice on her. My brother was going in to flush on the first rattler-I saw it and grabbed his arm within feet of it. It wasnt rattling-just...

plenty of pheasant this year. My little girl got alot of solid points that resulted with pheasant while we were hunting sharpies on prairie and alfalfa fields

we went out opening weekend. Alot of scattered rain everywhere. We covered a ton of ground-it was tough to say the least. Not anywhere close to what is was last year. Sharpies were way down in C and SW part of the state-I'm sure the rain contributed to that too. We didn't see many huns either...

I switched from 7 1/2’s to 6’s years ago and I’ve been happy with my results.

Sounds like you had a great hunt! 5 big covies will keep a young dog busy for a while. This is a subjective topic- gonna get all kinds of numbers. For me, here in Texas- 10 covies is good day. 5 in the morning, 5 in the evening with lunch and a nap during midday🤣🤣! Our holy grail is 20 plus/...

Ive been administering ivermectin in a paste form ( horse wormer tube) . I’ve been doing this for thirty years- never had an issue with heartworms. I’ve had dogs on this medication all their lives till they passed of old age- never had any organ issues. $10-$12 will buy you a tube rated for...

1 oz. 6’s in 20 gauge.

In the Texas panhandle while quail hunting, I had a shorthair point coyotes in the high grass on a couple of different occasions.

Chapstick and a pair of cheap wrap around glasses! Into the wind all day long on a cold windy day is rough

Thanks G! My brother and I were there for 4 days. With 2@ 8 yr old GSP, 1 @ 4 yr, and a 1 yr old that flipped a switch on this trip!

3” #5’s with IC or modified.

Put those Brittany’s to work! I’ll be watching for your ldp’s soon enough! Good luck and safe travels!

Interesting new toy! 🤣 I’ve never seen one- keep us posted on your findings.