Ever wonder what is going thru the minds of the UDWR? They call this habitat management? Graze it to death. This used to produce a ton of pheasants....not anymore.
I have hunted Kansas since 2010. I have never had an issue with getting on land or with locals at all. In fact I've never even seen any type of law enforcement until last year. This year a friend of mine was hunting around Colby and Brewster and their group had a terrible encounter with a dwr...
I have a wirehair female, 7 months old. During the Pheasant hunt she performed very well. Since the hunt has been over I've been working with her trying to keep her on birds but on now 4 occasions when it comes time to leave, she won't come to me. She will stay back about 30' and eventually...
Well what a great opening weekend. 5 month old pup did very well, good points and limits every day thus far. My Kansas trip looks like it's not going to happen so I guess I'll have to settle with Utah birds for two weeks.
Hows the weather, any snow? I'm thinking of heading back out in about 8 days for pheasants. Just wondering about if the roads are torn up or if they are fairly dry. This winter in Utah has been very dry. I'm wondering if Kansas has been the same. Any info helps.
Are they worth it? Do they scare off birds? The only interest I have in them is I would be able to locate my Wirehair in thick cover and also not call him off of a point. I don't use a e-collar at all now and don't really want to, so I thought maybe a beeper collar or maybe a Garmin Astro...
Took a friend out to Kansas hunting pheasant, ended up on an old homestead and found a small covey of Bobwhite quail! I took only 2 from the covey due to its small size, but what a complete thrill to be able to harvest such an interesting and beautiful bird.
I have harvested California Valley...
It's pretty quiet here on the Utah board! Probably due to not many birds here in the Beehive state. The Utah DWR has been planting pheasants and I think its great, but I still chase wild birds. There are a few around, you just have to work a lot harder for them.
Hi, I'm the friggin new guy here. I call Central Utah home and I love Pheasant hunting. A lot. I have ran Labrador retrievers for18 years and now am the proud owner of my first Wirehair pointer. What a different world. I've had German shorthairs before but this Wirehair is an absolute athlete...