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I watched the video as well. One question I have is this. Okay we all know a shot string is longer than just a round ball of pellets. But how quickly does that shot string go through a pheasant flying at a 90 degree angle to me? In other words what is my margin for error from the front of the...

That is awesome Bob. So glad to hear of you numerous pheasant sightings. It should be a great fall.

Don't rule out a golden! I have some really nice pups on the ground right now. I have a buyer who is flying in from Colorado to pick up a pup, maybe they would be willing to bring one back with them for you as well. Give me a call or an email I would love to tell you about what we are raising...

Bobby can steer you in the right direction and give you plenty of options for places to hunt. He is a guy who shoots his limit almost daily on public land that is within driving distance from his place. He also provides meals to everybody when he is there for the month of November. To shoot a...

Well I need anything I can get to make myself look good!

Jonny, Bobbie has many crock pots available so when I stayed there we just grabbed one for our group and we were fine sharing kitchen space etc with the other guys.

Wow those are some nice bucks!

My dog water bottle came in the mail Saturday. It works great! Seems like a great way to get the needed water into their mouths in the field versus the way I have been doing it for years via a squirt bottle.

I went to an O/U to make myself a better shot. I feel I am a fair wingshooter and love the feel and weight of my O/U 16. But recently I have been looking at some semi-auto shotguns for upland hunting. I have plently of pumps and goose guns that shoot 3 1/2" shells. I am really contemplating a...

I always used a squirt botlle as well but wasted lots of water trying to get it down their throats. I will let everybody know how they work!

Bob, I think you are getting some great info here. It all depends on the temperment of the two and if they will work together. I would encourage you to hunt both of them together whenever possible. I think you will probably see more birds. Try to get them to hunt independantly of each other...

Just ordered mine also!

Getting back to my original question. Whether you hunt your dogs multiple days in a row or not. I am interested in what you do to help these athletes recuperate after a long day of hunting. I want to make sure I am doing what I can to help them love what they do, but do it for many years to come...

Hey guys I just ran across this little article on how to help your dogs recover from a day hunt, especially if you are going to hunt again tomorrow. Let me know what you do to help your dogs recover from a long day hunting...

The litters have arrived! We have a total of 13 pups in two litters on the ground. I am selling dogs daily but we still have some available if anyone is interested. I have males and females available right now. Feel free to call me and talk about the dogs and what you or a buddy might be looking...

Why? Family issues? Tragic.

Here is a link to the Crowing counts in ND this spring. Looks like a down year in North Dakota as well. https://gf.nd.gov/news/5705#:~:text=The%20primary%20regions%20holding%20pheasants,the%20southeast%2C%20down%20from%2014.5.

What are guys supposed to do with birds they shoot in Canada when they come home? Isn't it wanton waste to leave them in the field or a ditch or a dumpster?

Bobby, If I didn't have two litters of pups that will be going home on Oct 29-30 I would take that last spot and enjoy some of your cooking and a little hunting together! Good luck this fall.

Very cool pics. I like the quality of bucks you have! That is a rare photo of the bobcat and the pheasants together.