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How can you tell its offseason? Guys are talking about your shooting on UPH on a thread about a friendly challenge between a couple of yellow dogs. LOL

Uh, he's puking. You just haven't found it in the house yet. lol

Sage will walk across the linoleum and the hardwood floors to get over to the area rug to puke. I don't even get mad anymore, just grab the spray and a roll of paper towels.

What town are you closest to?

I saw the release and was very skeptical of the "didn't harm them one bit". Even in the easiest of winters, pheasants die. Some just aren't equipped to handle the cold/snow and the challenges that come with it. Even in the toughest of winters, some make it through. I'm in Watertown and hunt...

Hey, nice hoodie!! This past winter was a tough one. I would bet most of my $23 fortune that the majority of pheasants killed this past winter were hit by cars as the heavy snow forced the birds to utilize the grit on the edges of highways in a lot of places. That said, I've seen and heard...

I hunt with my family on opening day, so I'm not sure what the pressure on public is like, but if it's anything like the Resident Opener, people seem to get out early and finish early. I've said it before and will continue to say it, but a guy is going to come across more birds by hunting the...

Nice footage! Thanks for sharing. Watching dogs look for birds never gets old.

50 is a big number, particularly for the workingman. Hunting every Saturday and Sunday, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas and New Years Day would give a guy 32 pheasant hunts this coming season.

My boss only puts one shell into his Wingmaster for the sporting aspect of it. I started out with a 16 gauge springfield single shot for pheasants when I was a kid. One thing that I love about hunting is how everyone is free to choose how they wish to go about their business in the field...

I use both the vacuum sealer and the ziploc/water/no air method. Both work just fine. I seem to find duck/pheasant at the bottom of the freezer that's 3 years old or so and might have to cut off a couple specks of freezer burn, but I've never had to chuck anything that I can recall.

I have had it out a few times and the footage is pretty incredible. Just trying to get myself familiarized right now, but the plan is to incorporate footage of the spots I hunt on next fall's videos.

One might think so, but not. I see his posts on Facebook somewhat regularly.

Sage is also a yellow lab that will be 9 in May I'll be 43 come next October 12 gauge 2/3 public, 1/3 private All wild birds in northeastern SD and one hunt in western SD I don't have a preference of beverage Ford Expedition/Saturn Vue One thing I've learned over the years is that even though...

Sad to see a thread about a friendly competition between a couple of pheasant hunting dogs devolve into something completely unrelated to hunting pheasants.

Sounds fun. What is the scoring system? Birds shot, permissions granted, style and form of the hunter? lol. All in good fun. Would love to see some footage of the terrain you're hunting

Here is an article on the matter - https://www.onxmaps.com/onx-access-initiatives/corner-crossing-report

Duly noted. I'll use my private helicopter next time I'm pheasant hunting out your direction.

If you were talking elk hunting in Colorado, I'd tell you to think long and hard. Pheasant/grouse hunting in MN? I think you're good.