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If I'm pretty sure my shots are going to be limited, whether blocking or not I always shoot full. Lots of birds and a good dog, improved or mod. If I'm having a mental breakdown and can't hit, no choke change will fix it.

Cobalt's are top of the line!! My son in law and daughter has one they are on Dale hollow several weeks a year.

I wore the frog togs for rainy day turkey hunting with just underwear underneath until I squatted down and ripped the crotch out. WHEW.. That was chilly walk back to the truck. I do still wear the tops. Very light weight and waterproof but no pockets.

I would 2nd the Gunflints. Not the most comfortable. Not the most waterproof. But as durable as boots I've paid twice the money for.

Many years ago, I heard a shot and looked up to see the neighbor boys walking down the fencerow that divides our place from theirs. As I watched I saw a quail get up and they shot and missed it. I let my shorthair out and walked across the field to them. Old Bob was a veteran that seldom made a...

The second I saw this I had a flash back to the 80's, when Gun Dog magazine's photos would actually make my pulse quicken!!! You should frame that one.

Epson salts. Soak a rag and drip,wipe,soak twice a day for 10 minutes. About the third day you will notice it starting to dry up.

We'd like to see a pic. of it.

Be careful though. I sheared my setter down to nothing once years ago. He felt great but laid out in the sun and got sunburned. I felt terrible.

There's only one good remedy for burs. SHEARS!

Great pic. I bet you were hauling ass for the truck before you got your phone in your pocket!!

If you don't want to invest in a new pair of insulated boots, order a couple pairs of 35 below socks just in case.

Nore Indiana

That is so true.

Don't do it!! That's not a dog it's a demon from HELL. Look at those claws. The back one still has blood and flesh on it!! Probly Human!!:)

Bring him home full of cockle burs and tell (beg) your wife to debur him. Could be a win win either way!

Cronic wasting disease? Blue tung? I'm not sure of the correct term. We had it bad in Indiana. I found tons dead ones in or around water. Biologists said the spread was accelerated by feeders and mineral/salt blocks. I think there are still cases, but the populations have rebounded now.

I've had a lot of experience with the 37s. Wonderful guns up until sometime in the 70's I think. That does not mean that if your gun was made after that that it is junk. But they did suffer some quality issues. My first was the exact gun you mentioned. A 50's model. You'll be fine, just don't...

You have a point. I remember when the leases and guide outfits moved into southern Iowa. Several homes were purchased by hunters and to rent out to them. It didn't last long as the bird populations were starting to fluctuate even back then. Then plummeted.

That's exactly what I was thinking about Gim's comment. I bet he's an old white guy, probably even a boomer:LOL: