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Hardly any birds in KS or NE. But do your due diligence re SD because it has changed too. The wildlife authority now says there are more birds east of the river than west as used to be the case. I interpret that to mean that the population west of the river plummeted, not that the east side...

a malicious act, nothing less

o_O

I tried a pair of Meindels. Toe box too big and I was hunting rough chukar country. Got blisters. Solved the problem with Danner B width boots. Hard to pull on but no blisters ever.

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I always wear gloves: Cabelas camoskinz. They have a sticky grid on the palm making it much easier to hold the gun. If it's cold I wear an insulated glove on the left hand.

had excellent service from DogTra collars

here's a good reason to use ecollars: fall harvest is going strong. farm equipment and grain trucks are roaring up and down the roads. you've knocked down a bird and it fell or died on the road - and here comes a grain truck doing sixty. can you stop your dog without an ecollar? another...

swedish, 100% but born in the U.S.

Had an uncle who chewed Copenhagen - snoose as he called it. When I was 13 when he pulled out his can, I asked him what it tasted like. He thrust the can at me and said, "Here. Try some." I put a clump behind my lower lip like he did and 20 seconds later was seeing stars, lying back, and...

Don't forget Spam. It's delicious, nutritious, and loaded with much needed calories when going afield.

wanting to know when that's ready too haha

please let me know when that's ready

kind of corners the KDWP haha

Mutthunt asked: "How'd you get the dog to stay still??" Say "stay" or "whoa."

Great looking dog and photo. Mind disclosing at least the state you were in?

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Wow NW MT is waaay the heck up and out there and stunningly beautiful country you lucky dog. Welcome!

i'd leave it be

You were following the advice of a poet: "Candy's dandy but liquor's quicker."