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My biggest advice on hunting would be do a lot of driving, and avoid taking blind walks without seeing birds from truck or sign on the ground. Be super aggressive, listen as gambel’s are vocal, don’t worry about bumping birds. Most of your success will be because you find them after the covey...

First off very cool country and I admit it’s further south than my normal range, but if gambel’s are the goal that’s where you need to be. That’s classic big desert quail country, tons of public land. I would absolutely boondock southern nm and have before, but it’s a different part of the...

There are places in nm where I would leave the keys in my truck… and others where I carry a pistol.. not sure where you are going but I can help with your question if you want to get specific

sometimes an out of place grain can come from cow feed

7.5….. pheasant and two quail species off one section of land

Man that’s awful, I have no experience but would love an update as the pup heals

I wouldn’t think moving them every couple weeks would be an issue, something in nature will move them every day…. It’s amazing how they pop up in places like you describe every once in a while then disappear for years

Would take a long term storm to find dead quail.. and would probably have a coat of ice that came first. I would hunt a six inch snow IF it was on the thaw within a few days and temps were not brutal. As others have said give them some time to covey up and eat in the morning.

Could be barly or wheat… haven’t seen barley in a long time.

Wheat

Dug this one out with a fence post… rat hole in a mesquite… seems to happen a couple times a year.

My brother has been in pagosa 15 years or so, nice place to visit family, fish and hunt. I do like those hot springs in the fall after a day of chasing grouse!

My best friend growing up had family around Montrose, loved our trips up there.

Man that sucks, I’ve had great luck with my Thor gtx. I’ve got my replacement pair in the closet

What town are you in, we hunt Duskys around pagosa 2-3 times a year

You deserve a new pair of boots!

That’s the way it was explained to me as well.

What were the other structural faults in your pp?

I was you last year, 3 sets of stitches, 2 more that could have used a stitch. After a summer of formal training and a whoa on ecollar installed it’s better. Hang in there and accept that it’s a problem and fix it in your own way. I can accept a few stitches over the years to come on...

Not sure if anyone else has run into this but I was handed an a5 as a teenager because that’s what we had. Shot it until my mid 20’s because that’s what I had, then when I had some resources I began a quest for the next 15 years of trying to replace it. I’ve tried a lot of guns but at the end...