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Different strokes for different folks. My dog is a big Iron Maiden and Ozzy fan...truck is usually rockin'.

Think I found the soundtrack for my next hunt!!

Any internet shoppers find 20 gauge B&P Heavy Pheasant 2 3/4" or 3" in #5's please post! Could do #6 too....

Don't remember the names, but watched a few YouTube videos of guys chasing roosters with cockers. Grew up with springers and can't imagine the cockers being anything but the compact version. Think the CZ upland hunting show gas a dog guy, Randy Lack (?) using a cocker.

Sitting in Eastern Montana right now riding out a storm. About 15" per the locals and wind currently at 35 mph. Agree I'd rather have cold than snow.

Shoot an A400 Explor in 28 gauge...sweet guns.

Depends what you shoot best. Love my 20 guns and shoot them well, better than my 12's. Shoot 3" plated #5's. Pick and choose shots and don't take going away shots at distance.

OMG that's hilarious!! Just read to my wife and she would've screamed too! Great pup there!😂😂

I'm in Minnesota and will keep that in mind while I try to convince or bribe the wife into another PP. She agreed to a Weim 25 years ago but we didn't find a proven hunting pup.

Beautiful dogs!!! Always wanted a Weim, and have a 3yr old PP. Can I ask where your PP is from??

Had many of the same issues with my Benelli's, but when I need a 12 gauge...they are the go to guns

Shoot the Masai 20 gauge myself. HUGE improvement on the bolt by Retay.

Dogs are just small fur covered people...with a short life design flaw.

Good to know....thanks for the info.

Have the Benelli SBE II in 12 gauge and 2 M2's, one in 12 and other in 20. Would go M2 based on your stated needs. Also have a Retay Masai Mara 20 gauge I prefer over ALL the Benelli guns.

Went with the Felco C7 here ..worth the money IMO. Not going to help with the connibear but will get the snare.

My PP at 3.5 yrs.

Anyone have a recommendation for crane Guides for 2-4 out-of-state hunters?? Can't shoot them here and looks like a fantastic time. Look good on the grill too.

Sounds like a fantastic adventure!! Congrats on a great hunt. Can't believe that many pheasants up that way.

Best and worst things in life...getting a new pup and having to say goodbye.