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Yep, only they mostly are skreetching and flying like hell when you flnd them

Oh you people with your miles and hours driven. Take your phone out and the maps app. Put in Sterling Ak and quit whining.

Goose every so often you say something that I agree with, followed by a WTF statement. If you happen to see a vehicle on the Hi line this fall with Alaska plates stop and I will share a brew with you. It will not be thatPBR crap though.

Actually back when I was working full time it did have a bearing on my hunting. When I only had a week or two to hunt I went with the best odds. When in spite of the report I knew better and went anyway even if they said it was subpar, I regretted it. One year the report was bad, but I went...

Well someone who lives in the area will tell you to snake break your dog and wear snake chaps. Me who lives where there is no opportunity to snake break my dogs just waits until the temps start going down to hunt. Heat in the early season is probably more of a danger than snakes . Welcome aboard.

yep and snakes. I usually don't go until there is snow.

He’s being coy. Either there are decent numbers that he wants to keep to himself or he heard I drive a suburban. Could also be he is out on his ski boat.

Gee no response even from goose. I guess that tells me something.

A crib board for those days it just ain’t worth it.

Easy winter, but cold wet spring so?

Well? The brood counts should be out shortly and what are you locals seeing. I talked to a farmer where I hunt and he thought it looked good, however another one thought the cold spring was hard on the chicks.

I do think it will affect us in some ways. There are a lot of stories about migratory bird hunters having their dogs bring back more than they shot. Some of those sick birds will infect some pheasants, probably not to a great extent since pheasants don’t flock up for the most part and are not...

At my age and with my dogs it is priceless.

like others have said primarily safety. I have also trained in multiple venues including obedience and agility but when even a close working dog like mine step on a deer or jack rabbit they will chase no matter how well trained they are. I bought my first e collar the day after I almost lost a...

The block program is probably the best run private land open to the public program of any state. If you have habitat and corresponding game you get more hunters. If you have crappy habitat you won’t get as many hunters. I do think that MT will have to go the way of their neighbors to the east...

Ahmm is that one of those pointy dogs still on the dock?

As usual I will be doing the MT/ND trip this fall. Probably earlier this year as it looks like I will have a pup to pick up in early October. Than heading south, maybe Nebraska, but definitely going to try for desert quail more this year.

Smoking salmon tomorrow which will go in a box with halibut to the farmer who let me hunt last couple years. Hope he likes fish.

Could he use his ski boat as down payment?

I’m searching under the couch pillows shortly. At least I will find dog toys