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Saved me a nice dog. Garmin indicated point a good ways ahead, went straight to the dog, he was caught in a snare, 1 more minute he'd been gone. Mine's in my vest pocket until I need it. I prefer two collars. Garmin is in left pocket and ecollar in right pocket.

You don't need it for the WIHA properties. Just get out and start huntin. I believe you need it for Ft. Riley.

I hope you out of state guys get to hunt. Most worrisome to me is that the Central/Western KS corn crop is burning up with little relief in sight. Chicks need bugs and bugs need rain.

Charlie. You realize you resurrected a 5 year old thread. Regardless...kinda funny the OP was fretting about a 500 point dump in 2015. That's kinda ho-hum news in 2020.

Gotcha. I've come to a T and have clearly seen where the road used to be, but they're farming/grazing part of it. Common sense would tell you you can't hunt it.

Morning haymaker. What do you mean by "vacated".

Barb wire conditioning should be early part of any puppy training process. I have a couple of places, where I run puppies, that they get to learn what barb wire is, that it hurts, and how to cross it. I normally have 3-4 dogs on my truck and they do not wear vests. To each his own.