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I've seen the stocking "days" altered because of weather, but this is different being that's it's a whole week .I'll ask around, I think Brian might be right.

I didn't realize they were changed . When I looked for the Late Season date it said Dec. 22-23 , but that was recently . Thanks for the Post !

Nae man can tether time nor tide . R.I.P.

Now that I have more time I was thinking about raising some quail . I really enjoyed reading about your experiences with them.Some of your released birds lasted months in the wild. Hard to believe Chip is already 4, I guess Scout has to be a least that. Having another great season, looks like...

Way to go Scout and Champ !(y)The birds seem to have their running shoes on. Chip is really coming into his own, but he goes 100 MPH regardless of the cover so I hope he stays healthy. Do you still raise quail for training ?

Brian, great to see those pups in action again, seems like forever ago ! Good luck next week .

If I just want to get out about 45 mins., but it's 3 1/2 hours or more to the better spots !

Looks like it was another good day for the youth hunt ! These are 100% wild birds. There were 70 birds flushed on the first day .

Way to go Ace ! Keep us posted !

Great pictures guys!(y)

Lol..don't know about the shooting but we are working hard for every bird!

Great job guys!(y)

This particular SGL is located in South East Region of the State , we do however travel throughout the State and spend a lot of our time hunting areas that require a few hours of driving time.

We've had some great hunts in Cumberland County ! Good looking pup.

Hunted a SGL close to home, shocked to see no other hunters and dogs had plenty of action.

Chuck Can't speak about the released birds in the Western part of the State , we do get out there but it's on private farms that are open to hunting and these are not state released birds. The SGL's I've heard about through friends in other parts of the State seemed to have received a decent...

Another good day in rainy weather!

Way to go Tinker!