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Mutthunt, Not sure how much football you've played or bird hunting you do for that matter, but your point of view is duly noted. Thanks for sharing your perspective as your post now makes more sense in terms your approach to bird hunting. Please do PM me if you want you continue the discussion.

My post is legit and unless you have something to offer that would offer content and experience the contrary, should refrain from labeling. If you want to discuss your experiences, PM me. otherwise, I suggest you temper your use of the term "troll".

MuttHunt you perhaps are the troll.

Dog vests are a waste of money or regular use unless you have a dog that has recently whelped pups or you're in some extreme conditions like heavy snow that warrant the use. Dogs are tough like football players, don't be fooled. My experience is you see a lot more versatile breed dog owners...

Good information. Thank you to all who have and will continue to contribute. I love Kansas!

24" and no more than 26". Key is the gun balance. too short, depending on the gun, you have to work too hard to get the barrel down. Personally, I would stay away from anything that exceeds 26".

Awesome! Thanks to everyone contributing. Very exciting to see what could be.....

States often times will declare nesting season date ranges and others address chasing game in season and out of season. I would read the regs and if it's not clear, call your local conservation agent and ask.

Thanks for sharing. I can certainly think and look back to the hey days and see why. Less pasture and disturbed soil problematic. It explains much of my success and/or failure in today's farming practice environment.

Dogs are far tougher than you indicated. toughen up!

If you're open to any pointing breed I would recommend you get an English Pointer or Setter. Hands down the bloodlines within the breed can serve the most particular of owner. Quite frankly the other pointing breeds can offer some good dog prospects, but not near the natural bird finding...

Only if coming off of surgery, had pups recently or simply raw from heavy snow. Otherwise, unnecessary.

Just started using Rocky Outbacks. Pleasantly surprised. Nice boot.

Here in Missouri, seeing some bumble bee size chicks. About 1-2 weeks old so things setting up nicely at this point. I checked with the guy I hunt on on central Kansas and he was still unsure of how things were progressing.

So Sorry to hear. Thoughts and prayers

Any updates on how the hatch is going? Looks like parts of Texas might be shaping up well. Things look pretty good in Missouri.

After Tgiving I will be spending the next 3 weeks between NE/NC Missouri and then to Kansas after their deer season chasing birds. Two buddies and 8 dogs ready to cut fields all day. Will post here some on how it's going and would like to hear about others as well.

The snow of late has made things a litte tough, but seeing bird numbers similar to last year. ~3 coveys per 2-3 hours in the field. Good size coveys that allow you to chase some singles. How are the rest of you doing now that deer season is over?

North East and North Central Missouri is dry and with warm temperatures so is anyone having much luck finding and getting birds pointed currently? Very early in the morning and very late in the afternoon are when we are getting the majority of our birds pointed? Been pounding some awesome...