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We found out the hard way on a GPA that was full of birds. Gets my blood pressure up just thinking about it. Anyone wanna buy a bunch of Boss and Kent 5s? :mad:

Four of us (me, dad, brother and son) arrived Saturday afternoon, unloaded and changed and hit a walk in a mile from the house I rented. Killed my first SD rooster within 30 minutes. Pup brought him right to my hand. Day 1… saw few birds. Habitat not impressive. Killed 2 birds. Day 2…saw...

That’s how I feel right now in SE.

Can't speak to the new A5 but the original is one of the most reliable ever made. People don't know how to set the rings properly and don't keep the magazine tube lubricated. 99 times out of 100 its operator error on those guns.

Maybe ol goose got caught squatting by a landowner and is sitting in the county jail for indecent exposure…..

Patiently waiting for him to respond to this one. Should be good.

He's not hiding his bowel habits.

Yea, when I say economical these last few you list are what come to my mind. Businesses in a community. And you are right. It isn't even close.

Read these last few posts. Then read them again. Kansas better get serious about its upland habitat. Or it is over. This pic is Kansas WIHA in 2004. Day 2. Just four guys and one decent dog. So far from what it was it’s laughable. From an economical standpoint, what is more important...

This is a really shitty thread.

Yes it definitely switched over the last few years.

Man that looks fun.

I found one for our stay on Air BnB.

It has already led to that. Those exist. You can shoot pen raised deer and elk. Been around for many years.

Karma? for running a bird farm?

Really? Yea, firefighters should probably do that... I’d agree with what Munster said.

So the one or two officers in the county should be able to investigate and hope for eye whiteness with a plate number ? Or just leave it alone ? How do you suggest law enforcement should discourage road hunting? If someone was poaching deer off a stretch of county road where you owned...

I requested a "pheasant packet" from them earlier this fall. Took about a week to get it. Had regs and an atlas as well as a printed forecast. OnX looks pretty accurate when comparing with the map. Hard to beat making offline maps to use on OnX when you're out and about. GPS still works...

Anyone besides A5 seeing any pheasants? I'm heading that way in a couple of weeks.

Mine is a newer Ohio made gun. I'd like to find a vintage one as I know they're quite a bit lighter. Either way, I like this one and I'm a lefty and have a lefty safety on it. Nice guns.