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I’m sure it’s probably less crowded or at least more Peaceful on the prairie. Several times last year I pulled my cargo trailer into rv campsites. I was covered in oil and gas guys in Kansas once the sun went down! They didn’t bother me or my dogs though.

Will do!

That’s not too far to where we are wanting to be. I did see a city park not too far that has a shower house too-need to do a little more research. Thanks for the input Hobie!

We are heading to northern ND on Monday for sharps and Huns. We will be hunting for 3 days. I want to try something different this year- we are thinking about camping. Are the city parks with camping a viable option? This all started with us wanting to try sleeping on the prairie. Any advice is...

Fantastic BB! I’m glad to hear it! I’m heading to ND on Monday for sharps and Huns.

If I roast them whole in the oven- I always prepare them in a liquid brine overnight. Makes a huge difference

Nice pics!!! That’s a good size covey of quail!

Last year was such a bust, wondering if anyone else is hearing birds?

Thanks for the response KsHusker as I’m wondering if it’s worth doing in September. The heat is something I just don’t miss here in Texas! I may just stick with the Dakotas to kick off my season. I hear Nebraska has a good amount of chickens too....

I ate that one I got last year and like I said- it was really good. The meat is dark and lean-you really do need to know what you’re doing in the kitchen. Not a lot of room for error. I roasted my bird- pulled it at 158 degrees internal. Let it rest 5-10 minutes, it was amazing.i hope to get...

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That’s fantastic! Thanks for the report BB!

The new atlas lists properties I hunted last year that I definitely want to return to. I was worried we would lose a bunch but thankfully don’t see much change. Anyone notice much change?

I shot one early one morning during late season pheasant. I heard they aren’t that great to eat- I loved it! I’m wondering if it’s more effective to hunt them in September.

I’m sure something will be in place that makes sense for NR hunters to travel. NR hunters have too much money wrapped up in Sd for 2 to 3 months -No way SD will turn a cheek

Great thread. I’m going to look into sound gear and wildear. I need hearing protection to keep what I have left, but I can’t hear anything when I’m wearing plugs or muffs therefore I need amplification too

I’ll more than likely be camping out of my cargo trailer this season.

I’ll be there this season as usual unless covid gets in the way. I worry it may indeed be a game changer. once cooler weather and flu season kicks off- it’ll be interesting to see how this impacts covid....

I would put priority on the bigger bird and go with 5’s. You can’t kill a quail anymore than dead once ! But you sure can cripple and lose pheasant all day long. On another note, I kill more than most when it comes to bobs( we don’t have many pheasant here at home)- After many years of having...

How does the harvest look in SE SD?