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Usually, for me, the only guys who have good dogs are usually half drunk in the mornin?

The only day it’s too late is the day after season, that goes for everything you chase or catch, even then think about next year, may not hurt to ask, my two cents

I appreciate the info, my ol man always called it that when I was a kid and it just stuck, almost to hit SD hopefully will have some pix

Thanks guys!! Appreciate all the info

Fellas, I been doing this a little while not as long as most of you, I was wanting to know your point of view basically how do you all do it, I take any advice and all, apologize in advance for any confusion

How do you all do it. Ive had hard headed pups to gun shy pups, headed to South Dakota in one day and might have the best pointer I have ever hunted behind but needs reminded from time to time I don’t like it when she chases rabbits and deer. Just curious on everyone’s opinion

I have always appreciated George Carlin

I would think your good

Agreed, if there’s an eye injury I would head to vet, if not I would wait 24 hours before making any decision, dogs are tougher then we think and heal fast

I have an old western and fields 16 with a poly choke, one of my favorites

My personal opinion is that if your dog goes with you everywhere like mine all have, hunting, fishin everywhere they will eventually tear one, and it’s usually a pain in the ass and not very comfortable for the pup

Not in Kansas northerner, Schaefer light

Preseason ritual? Pack all your gear guns bullets boots and dogs then realize you forgot most of it, with one eye open as your leaving the house @wolfman

11 hours and happy to drive it! Looking forward to experiencing South Dakota

Munster, Thanks for the information! Me and my buddy are coming from southeast kansas on the 22nd with my pointer and hunting for 5 days, mostly public, however we might be willing to pay for a half day hunt, any recommendation's or guides?

I have not thought about Chamberlain, but will look into it! Thanks for the advice!

I agree 100% it’s the dog!

I would tend to agree, growing up in Neosho county in the 80's ( since relocated not to far away) i remember in the fall seeing flocks up to 75 birds but I don't think I have ever seen a flock of 100. Best wild game to eat in my opinion.

Can anyone help out a kansan looking for lodging around the Winner area, does not have to be specifically in Winner. It does not have to be the Marriott, in all honesty I can't afford the Marriott. Have a wonderful day. Lointer Man