Search results

You could try Redfield, Aberdeen, Mitchell, Huron, Gettysburg, Miller, DeSmet, Gettysburg, Kimball, Vivian, Murdo, Parkston, Platte, Britton, Ellendale, Canby, Akaska, Niobrara, Ortonville, Estherville, Pipestone, Big Stone, Groton, or Hilger. Stay away from Coddington county, and specifically...

I saw it happen in Iowa last year. I got it on video. I went to look for the bird as it was near my truck. I never did find it. May have ran off or may have fallen in weeds. Pretty sure it was a hen but it was at distance so not positive on that.

I believe you on your real world results cleaning birds. It's just interesting how you can have a denser g/ml bismuth alloy but have less fracturing? If it's a purer bismuth it would tend to fracture more. Original bismuth loads were very pure and fractured greatly. Bismuth went away for a while...

We went all day. My buddy downed one with 2 minutes to go. Southern MN waterfowl area. I let out a loud hoot when the dogs found him. Another fun day pheasant hunting. The birds are pretty smart now.

I make it a lot. Never dissapoints.

I would just say don't judge everyone the same who walks ditches. I don't do a ton of it, but if it looks right I'll do it. As far as what wind river said, yes I believe a dog being hit by a car is everyone's worst fear, and probably the biggest danger there is. But even in his story the dog...

Goose if I ever make it to the hi- line and am lucky enough to hunt with you and Mr Jones you can be damn sure I'll write about it.

I shot a case of boss and found plenty of fractured pellets in roosters. I think it usually happened when the pellet hit a bone. As far as keo's/saltcreek bismuth pellets being heavier than others I find that very interesting. I believe most bismuth shot nowadays is an amalgam of bismuth and...

See, goose is the real deal. He's seen it all in his years up on the high Canadian.

Road hunting is one thing, hunting ditches is another. When either is done legally I see no harm. Yayhoos driving around shooting at birds over the fence or perhaps worse is a bad deal and a bad look for pheasant hunting. But guys from out of town, with no contacts, hunting a public ditch I see...

Is your nephew gonna leave the big city and hunt with uncle Goose again this year?

A good hunting buddy and one of the best hunters I know is really into ballistics. We got out of the truck and he said he had the perfect medicine for roosters. First shell he slid in the magazine fiocchi golden, then a winchester#2 steel, and the 3rd one a mystery shell. "One of these should do...

The public land struggle is real. Now you know how a guy can hunt all day and not get a limit. Good luck hunting this weekend on Remy's pheasant hunting haven. I always enjoy your posts about making good habitat for the birds and bringing new hunters out:).

I read that list. Whoever wrote that is dumber than gooses cousin. All my bullhead hotspots are safe.

Well, I can't comment on the free hunting. But if you can afford a 6 pack of pbr you might get on a little private. Bump it up to a case of grain belt long necks and you'll get permission on the prettiest C R P you ever seen.

I didn't want to get in an argument with any locals, but I'm pretty sure the world's largest bullhead lives in lake Elysian MN.

Stop at bumps, it got rated the best beef commercial in the state. I have not tried it yet myself.

You mean fee hunting?

I thought, "well, I could just sweep these clips into the dustbin of history. Or edit out all the misses." But then I thought, "better to show the truth, and all the good work Skye girl put in."

I been on the struggle bus when it comes to shooting this year. Don't worry, I'll keep pulling the trigger and hope something falls from the sky eventually.