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gotcha. so does he carry a gun or just yell rooster at the wrong time?

Was the guy really tarded or more like Corky from Life Goes On? Im asking because some landowners might get a little concerned about safety and whatnot.

I don't get what you mean there. I wasn't tryna hurt your feelings and make you leave, just that if you don't care, why post about it?

Never seen clean plate being an issue. Of course my wife is pretty big. And gassy. But thats for another threat I guess.

No that ain't poaching cuz they the legs are getting eaten. The people who keep the breast and throw the legs away are the ones who are being wasting. Are you obsesed with breasts or something? lulz

Theres a lot of gray area on possession limits but my grampa always said that if you ain't saving the legs, you might as well not bother shooting the roosters. Wantin waste is something no hunters should be doing.

Thats prolly the best advice I ever seen. My daddy always said, the clothes don't make the man. Smashing tons of phez on the other hand...

My old college roommate said that its been super hot in SD, but he's been seeing plenty of chicks while out fencing in the morning. lots of bugs being produced alongside slews, which are finally drying a bit, but still have water. speaking of my old roommate, he said 2008 would be the last...

A guy I know shoots a 28ga. All wild roosters. The vent rib is broken tho. He likes the lighter gague for squirrels, too.

Sorry to hijack, but what would be the reason for having so many dogs on a hunting trip? The guys I know roll with one dog all season long. Again, I'm a noob and just curios.

Good stuff, fellas. I'm defintiely willing to keep my options open. Like I said I don't want to just get any old pup and call it a hunting dog. I want the right one.

Thanks for all the kind words and encouragement. I'm in the Des Moines area. While flushers are probably better at finding birds, I really enjoy watching a pointer. Maybe a GSP. I don't want to rush into it, so I'm just looking at options. remy3424, I guess I didn't do too much in filling...

I've been pheasant hunting for a few years. Looking to get a pup and do more solo hunting, but still go with my buddies on the drive and block hunts. My folks call me Gavin.

I like hunting milo. Something neat about seeing the grain move around where the dog is and then a rooster busts out. Kinda like playing shark in a ball pit with my neice and nephew at chucky cheese.lol

I didn't know there was a time when pheasant hunting could suck.lol

Pheasants definitely need winter cover but the hens cant build nests in soggy cattails. Thats where the crp is most helpful and for bugs for the chicks.