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I got out early this morning and attempted to save a spot for myself by being the first one in the lot. Didn’t work, had a group pull in at shooting time so we tried to agree on a plan… but that got messed up by another group who parked on the side road and cut us off. So I called it a morning...

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Good Luck! Please report back on condition and bird numbers. I am headed to ND on the 19th.

I have seen on the Boss ammo Facebook fan page, that sometimes when it’s asked that a member may have a box that they will part with if you explain that it’s for a young hunter.

First off I am not a trainer and don’t claim to be so take this at what it’s worth. I wouldn’t worry about it yet, the dog is young and probably just went through a lot of stress and is a little confused as what it’s supposed to do. I would let it be a young dog and make some mistakes with out...

You will be fine as long as when you are actively hunting you only have the correct shot on your person.

Rogue, I see Boss has 16 gauge 4’s in stock if your still interested

I hunt several states every fall, usually 4, this year maybe one more. I hunt with a group in ND and not every one wants to bring all their birds home. I volunteer to take any birds not wanted. So I called the CO and asked how I could legally take 60 (depends on the year) birds home. I was told...

Yes I am, for the early season at least. I hunt over a gsp and plan on be picky on shots taken.

Rogue Boss ammo does, but their currently out. But if you call they might be able to hook you up. I bought some for my 28 gauge to try out this year. They patterned well with an IM choke for me but I haven’t tried them on birds yet.

First I am sorry for your loss and the current issue with Belle, but I agree with Britchaser. I say make her as comfortable as possible and bring her along. Maybe even let her do short hunts on her own. I did it with my last couple of dogs with age or issues, ten minutes might not seem like much...

Keep looking! Seriously, stop by local Wally Worlds daily and other sporting goods stores like scheels etc. They get shipments all the time the key is being there when the shelves are stocked. I am seeing more stuff on the shelves locally (central MN) as we get closer to seasons. Your other...

I found that sending for the BMA access guide is a big help. It list all BMA land and what type. Type 1 has a sign in box, just sign and go hunt, type 2 you have to get a slip from land owner/manager and may have limits or restrictions. I also suggest a hunt app such as ONXMAPS it is a HUGE...

I don’t know that MN plants fields for dove hunting, but a few people I know do hunt doves in MN. Small grain isn’t as prevalent as it used to be but if you scout and can find some freshly harvested fields and get land owner permission you should do well.

Labs. I suggest investing in an app like ONX hunt. You can see all public areas and then mark the ones you are interested in. Then do some scouting prior to the season to see what habitat looks like and near by crops etc. I use it all the time in several states and it really saves some window time.

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Bones in Montana

Hello, if I’d was a new to pheasant hunter and wanted a chance at birds my first trip, I would start looking for guide that would take me and my dogs out on his ground. I would not do a hunt at a lodge and get stuck in a group. Huron and Aberdeen would be places to start. Look on line for...