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Ken Corbet... golly. The gift that just keeps on giving...

The deer population is very high (more deer than ever before) in my part of southeast Kansas. I think 5 doe tags is a good number though. Most guys don’t end up filling them all anyhow.

Sounds like you had a season to remember! Thanks for sharing.

That’s a TON of hunting to not so much as see a bird. You need to change something about your approach, for sure.

As long as they have a good place to escape the elements, then no.

Good luck and be safe, friend!

My dogs have the whole back yard, and a well insulated dog house to sleep in when it’s cold. They hate being inside.

Can’t beat that!

2 & 1/2 hours is hardly enough to get the truck warmed up.

Great photos, thanks for sharing!

I noticed that too. Crowing all over the place.

For me? Nothing. Not sure about the quarantine requirements for out of state hunters right now. I’m sure that others who know more than I will chime in shortly.

Sad to hear that. He was active on several of the forums I frequent.

This couldn’t be further from the truth.

I couldn’t be any happier with my two Double TT dogs. I highly recommend them!

They ran into an asshole. There are assholes all over this planet.

I eat all kinds of wild game, but boy howdy do I love me some pheasant!

They’re common on WIHAs near metropolitan areas, mostly in the eastern part of the state. I’ve never seen any out west where I hunt.

Same. I’d love to go hunt the north woods for ruffs. The prospect of wolves getting my labs scares me though.

I hunt my own land for bobwhites, in prime quail country. I’m about an hour away from pheasant country. My favorite place to go is about 4 hours away, which is no big deal for a weekend hunt.