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So I have been experimenting with the ground phez, did 5 birds breast and thighs with a pound of Applewood smoked bacon and a packet of French onion seasonings. We used toasted onion buns garlic her butter. I will say this is my favorite variation so far. Also did a batch of ranch with pepper...

Everyone will have their favorite for vests, I have a browing I run on my setter and lion counrty supplies I have for my Brittany. IMO, use vest if you are hunting ditches where your dog is going back and forth thru fence. If hunting large public I don't use vest, unless large amounts of...

I tend to agree with some of the guys here, I probably wouldn't hunt without a dog. I bet it would 50% or greater on loss without a dog.

They all have there perks, typically wpa's have cattails and late season probably best shot, some also have shelterbelts. GPA's would be very similar but may also have crops like standing corn. Both WPA and GPA require non-toxic shot. CREP can have all the above and typically near crop lands...

Good point BB.

Check 511sd it has cameras round the state the you can see weather conditions and or snow depth.

We had an awd sienna and loved it, this was when my son was playing travel hockey and baseball could pack alot of people and gear in that vehicle and being awd was just and added bonus. Miss that vehicle. Heck just my two trips to SD is roughly 6k miles and probably a couple thousand in...

I've been doing this my whole hunting career. When they get overwhelming I donate to flyshops or my buddies who tie.

Love when a plan comes together!

BB i'm right there with you, i'm like a proud dad with videos wanting to show any and all people, I cant understand why they don't have the same enthusiasm as I when watching the videos.....lol

Bob, I always enjoy your post and coming from someone who tends to have long posts don't ever worry about it, those that are interested will read it, which i feel is most of us and those that don't can move on. I like you always apologize for the lengthy posts but man tough to describe an...

Have had grouse commit sliding door suicide at my home in Michigan.

Could they be getting moisture?

My dad and I were hunting in Iowa back in the mid 90's and our britt was very birdy when a rooster jumped up like they do when then are winged, you could see his head turning to locate the threats then hit ground and would run or change direction, we chased this rooster for probably 20 to 30...

Video from UP Michigan https://www.facebook.com/groups/248529303828/permalink/10161588663163829/?mibextid=Nif5oz

It was another good season for me, no major injuries to my pups or me! Started in Michigan chasing woodcock and grouse and two trips to SD one mid November the other mid December with my son and his buddy. It was his buddies first time pheasant hunting and that trip was a huge success...

Here is a video of what I think was a great find on a cripple this past December starting to figure out my editing software and hope more videos to come.

Working on uploading video of this cripple find, amen to dogs are the heros. I was digging to help locate the bird and saw the last 6" of his tail. Here is a Pic of what I saw.

I did roughly 8 lbs of breast and thighs for hamburgers and bacon. Yielded about 35 patties tried to keep them around 1/3 lb patties. Sent half back with my son as he headed back to school.