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We go to ks every year and January, typically move 4-6 coveys a day, all on walk in

May want to check out the orvis vest, a little cheaper but has many of the features of the others. I have had mine for two years and enjoy it

Will be heading out to North Central Ks the 2nd week of January, looking forward to it! Happy hunting everyone and good luck!

What part of the state were you hunting? Sounds like you were in them thick compared to others here. I will be heading out 2nd week of January, looking forward to it

Good luck everyone!

Curious if anyone here has hunted the Ft Riley area (both on and off post). Had a couple of questions just wanted clarification on. Thanks a ton!

I have the orvis and the tenzig, both work well, prefer the orvis (water bottle holders and not as warm)

I will hopefully be getting a cheap pop up camper to cut AirBnB/hotel costs (plus the dogs can sleep inside as well). Also hunting states that have a year long license helps cut down costs

In the heat: Crack the windows Battery powered fans are great, especially if you can set them up to where they blow cold air (from a frozen water jug) over the dog (think of a dog a/c) Fresh water in the crate Park in shade (those reflective shade things you put in your windows help, or have...

I noticed the same thing, had the dog on a tie out and had an eye on him, and collar went off

I have used mine for 4 years almost everyday. Super easy to charge, holds a long charge, love the bark collar and light features. I have had issues with stimulation not working/delayed, as well as the bark collar going off at random times and zapping the dog.

We hunted 2 /2 days, 4 spots per day, moved 3 coveys, killed one quail. Averaged 15 miles per day, per day (2 dogs). Hunted all walk in

I still had a great time though, will be back. I can't imagine how hard it would be to monitor all those WIHA properties to make sure they are staying compliant etc. Fingers crossed for more rain this spring/summer

I was surprised at the state of WIHA as a first time Kansas hunters. Multiple properties had bulldozers in destroying fence lines, properties that were 95% wheat with once fence row which was a deep ravine, one property still had cows on it, and one property the farmer had cows on, cut the...

I feed the same year round, just so I dont have to worry about transitioning on/off food. Realistically if I would change anything, I would change the amount

You ran into a porcupine in NM? Never would have guessed they would have been that far south. Sounds like a great trip!

When you are comparing diamond to brands like Purina/Joy/Victor which have never had recalls (to my knowledge at least), that will make some nervous. I know many people that feed diamond with no issues, just didn't sit right with me

I also switched from PPP, mainly due to cost. I switched to Victor Hi Pro Plus. Locally it is a little cheaper, my dogs coats and stool got quite a bit better. I buy 3-4 bags at a time, so I hit up one or two local feed stores and can get enough to last for a couple of months. I was considering...

I personally like running two collars on a dog, in case one acts up/dies. Gotta have a long neck though :)

$450 good lord. I like ron, but that is steep. Not sure if it helps at all, but Standing Stone Kennels has a patreon where you can ask them questions, send them videos etc and they assist you virtually. Perfect Start/Perfect Finish is what I used, alot cheaper than 450