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Thanks for your service Goose!!

Hey Munster, I am curious what do you see as the relationship between public (Federal) land and license?

I worry about the future of bird hunting for sure. I have gotten my son in law and one of my daughters addicted to hunting......but I worry that they won't have the opportunities that I have ben blessed with. The west that I have enjoyed has been largely public and lots of birds of a multitude...

A friend of mine hunts a golden in areas that have burr dock, sand burrs and cockle burrs (plenty for everyone) and he swears by a “Furrmanator”. All I can say that if he hunts where he does with that dog and his dog still has fur, it must be quite a tool.

Yup, pretty sad! I told myself afterward that I didn't account for the slowness and shot over the top of the bird. Or I just missed. Although I was concerned about snakes, I never saw any. The mornings started out in the mid 30's so perhaps they are already denned up???

My Danners are recurves and the Meindls are the Hunters (uninsulated). The other issue that I’ve had with my Danners is, although they say they are water proof, they are actually water resistant…..at least after a little wear.

I missed a huge male the first day. They are enormous.

I thought I would pass on my experience with these boots on to you all. I bought my first Meindel boots. They are advertised to last forever and feel like broken in right out of the box. They are also sold as being so comfortable that they "walk themselves". The first time out was on an elk...

This topic seems to come up every so often. I hunt quietly. Most likely, from learning from my Dad, who would have given me a thump on the head if I slammed a truck door or wasn't quiet. A good dog knows what it needs to do without being yelled at or encouraged while it's hunting. All that...

I just returned from a WY Sage Grouse hunt. I had a ball!! It was hot though (85 daily highs), so we limited our efforts for our dogs sakes to a morning hunt and a late evening hunt each day. Saw lots of pronghorn every day and it looked like the Sage Grouse numbers were up in the area that we...

I was able to get one of these from Franchi several years back in order to field test it. I loved everything about the gun with one exception. Whenever I set the gun down (more than very very gently) on it's butt, like when crossing a fence or taking a break, the action would open and unless I...

Malheur County Ring-necked pheasant Last winter the county received above average precipitation at higher elevations while mid-elevations stayed fairly open. Timing and the amount moisture was good for nesting conditions resulting in good brood production of upland birds. Over all hunters...

Harney County Chukar: Trend surveys found 340.9 birds/10 miles which is a 131 percent increase compared to last year and a 313 percent increase from the 10-year average. Production was only fair with 2.4 chicks/adult. Production across the county was similar in the North as it was in the South...

I tried to hunt two dogs together once.....only once. I had an older, experienced Lab and a young Griffon and by the end of the day, I was broken. Speaking for me there was just to much to keep track of. One would point and the other would be out in front or vice versa. I just couldn't focus...

It’s a gut check for sure.

WY for Sage Grouse Sept 27 Western Oregon for another attempt to kill a Mountain Quail Oct 17th I'm zero for two so far. Eastern Oregon for pheasants, quail and chukar Oct 23 Eastern Oregon for pheasants, quail and chukar Nov 20 Eastern Oregon pheasants, quail and chukar Dec 17 Utah chukar in...

I got my hunting partners a folding knife each with a fillet type blade on them. They really liked them.

I usually drop my new shotgun on the rocks first trip out. That takes the newness out right away.

Fajitas are easy to make delicious and take just a few minutes if you pre cook the meat and pepper mix.

I've hunted for over 45 years. I've hunted dogs with and without e-collars. A dog can get the job done either way. I DO hunt now with an e-collar on my dog, but I seldom, if ever use it. She has a pretty good memory apparently and responds to the beep or my whistle instantly. There have...