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It's going to be a great year this year! :):)

Was out on thr range today. Spotted four females on nests. Some more rain please!:10sign:

I see that the Guymon area and Panhandle of OK got some much needed rain yesterday. Well God blessed us in SW Oklahoma with 1.5" - 2.5" over many of our Counties. It should not have hurt any of the nesting Quail as it was lite to moderate rainfall. More to come in the next few day's. :thumbsup:

I'm seeing good numbers of Quail pairs again this year. Hope and pray for timely rains.

Mostly wind last night! [/URL][/IMG]

Well I have been pretty busy working the past few weeks getting my son's GSP out and into some Quail. She is 16 months old and I got her a few weeks back to train her. She was a yard and house dog until she got here, she now has a home here where she goes hunting everyday. She retrieves to hand...

So far the last four times out, I have managed to stay into birds. At a minimum of four to five covey's in a few hours. A little windy and somewhat dry conditions but other than that few complaints. The birds did very well through the last two ice storms, have yet to find a covey with less than...

Interesting thing that I have witnessed on several occasions this year. Pointed a nice covey beside a stand of Bois d'arcs yesterday. When the covey flush about 10 birds flushed into the stand of trees and roosted there. I literally walked up and shook the trees to get them to flush again. I'm...

Thought I would share a pretty funny story that happend yesterday while Quail Hunting. Bucks are still in full rut. I was running the bird dogs, with one of my co-workers. Stacy saw what he thought was a feral hog, I said no that's a buck with his head down. The buck suddenly turned, and...

Any recomendation on how late (mature wise) you can effectively spray Johnsongrass with any success. I am using Plateau. It is still vigeriously growing, however it is mature. I have had great success in past years suppressing it, however this year running alittle behind the game.

I have been out the past week or so conducting whistle counts. It's lookin real good if the rains in June & July can keep the bugs out :10sign: It's looking like it is going to be a good year for Quail hunting. My counts this year have been up 300-400% from the past 5 years. Let's hope for some...

Jam or Jelly? In the last few weeks, I have picked my fair share of Apricots, Sandhill Plums and started on the Peaches. We were fortunate enough to have a pretty good batch of Peaches this year. The GSP’s love jumping up in the smaller peach trees, grabbing their fair share and gnawing on the...

Memorial Day is a special day set aside for those who died securing peace and freedom; To those who served in conflict to protect our land, and sacrificed their dreams of the day to preserve our nation by keeping America free. It is important to not only recognize their service but to respect...

I found this spreadsheet on another forum that compares dog food by KCals. Helps to take a look at cost per day based on KCals. http://gundogforum.com/forum/download/file.php?id=7267 To use the spreadsheet click on the link above: 1. input the cost you pay for which ever feed(s) you want to...

I know that this is a Pheasant hunting forum, but I thought that it would be interesting too see just how many of us have goals for multiple species. What have you hunted? What are your future goals and ambitions as it relates to other upland or waterfowl species?

Asking for some help/ recomendations for controlling Italian Rye Grass that has invaded around edges of a disked fire break surounding native grass fields. I understand that IRG can be glyphosate-resistant and have seen several recomendations of 3X application rates. Would mowing before seed...

Well today, I ran across my second diamond back snake in the past three days. It seems to be a few weeks earlier than usual, but the weather has been crazy thus far. Will make mushroom hunting a little more challenging.

One of the best times of the year.:) Youth Turkey season starts in the morning, we had 38 kids in our class tonight. Looks like the weather is going to cooperate. Hope to have a lot of smiling faces the next two days.

BLM Failed to Analyze Grazing Impacts to Sage-grouse, Judge Rules On February 6, U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill ruled that the BLM renewed grazing permits in southwestern Idaho without fully analyzing how the grazing allotments may affect the greater sage-grouse (Centrocercus urophasianus)...

:rolleyes: Enough said :rolleyes: