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Was out running the dogs Friday and came across a hatch of young quail chicks, no bigger than golf ball size. "...newly hatched quail broods are also very vulnerable for the first two weeks of their lives because they cannot fly. " Seems as if these chicks were no more than a couple weeks old...

Anybody know what pen raised pheasant are selling for these days?

If you've never ripped out the crotch of your pants while crossing a fence are you even a real bird hunter?!

https://www.kcur.org/2022-11-25/heres-how-this-years-drought-has-battered-the-midwest-and-what-it-might-mean-for-next-year?fbclid=IwAR3Nuj3PMCyDr7wyWPtr_tdLjNk_eP5hIYP-GpFKqjwuLqFOqLzAJ-Isezk&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

Looking for personal recommendations on quality taxidermists that have experience working with prairie chickens.

interesting concept. some of that money could be reinvested into the software/systems used to manage iWIHA as well. I'd imagine that is half the battle right there, simply funding to support a vision like that. I share similar thoughts to you, it's hard for me to come up with a long list of...

A tradition starting with my grandpa many years ago was to prepare cold cut sammys on the tailgate for lunch. Wouldn't have it any other way.

I think about this topic often when i hunt a patch of wiha where it looks fairly obvious that its been hunted earlier that day due to finding the covey already flushed and you only get into singles. Does it make sense to convert more of these tracts into iWIHA limiting the number of hunters per...

used to see pockets of them when hunting the marshes around Tuttle back around 2008-2010