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I would put a stop too it immediately.. My brother had dog chase rabbit right into train. You don't know where the rabbit or deer will run to maybe on to road in front of truck or farming equipment.

I would decide what town or towns you want to stay in. Then get on computer with South Dakota public atlas map in one window and have google earth on another. Look at each area, you be able to tell if it has water, cover and agriculture around. It will help limit a lot with unnecessary driving...

Mine for sure. I was in fear of missing a give me shot. I spend 5 days watching him running at the hip of my older dog. I think he bump 3 roosters on that trip, that the another dog pointed. You never know what they're go to point, my older dog first point was skunk that sprayed my chessie (that...

For me it's about the dogs. There nothing more exciting then watching a dog running at full speed and stopping on dime, tail raised, paw up, eyes focus on spot, all saying it's right there. More than likely it'll be a hen but we're one bird closer to rooster. Last year I hunted with 8 year old...

I have the cortisone shots 2 or 3 times a year, they make you feel good for a month or two. Cortisone shots become less effective as time goes on. I have had some kind lubricant made with chicken cartilage, I feel no benefit from it. I'm going to get the knee replace in March next year.

I had arthroscopic surgery 10 years ago to clean-up the knee and remove bone spurs the size of nickel. I was able to walk out right after the surgery, the next day my knee swelled up unable to walk, 2 days later I was pretty much normal. Had some tenderness walking up and down stairs that never...

I have a hard time believing this disease is transfer by wild waterfowl. Most these poultry farms are raise in enclose buildings. My feelings about this is the living conditions of the birds. There way too many birds in building, poor ventilation and filth. With labor shortages, I bet it's hard...

Since Russia and Ukraine produce 113 million mt of wheat and the price of crude oil over $100 barrel. How much pressure will there be on US and Canada to plant more wheat and corn. How much CRP are we going to lose.

The real problem with these organizations only spend small percentage go to cause, 90 percent of money goes to fundraising and administration. The money that your group raises, goes to another state to be spend. I would prefer not to get magazine or vest, I like that money use for habitat. I...

Have you try Sportmans for Fish and Wildlife. They have done a lot for Utah WMA's for habitat. Plant shelter belts, at Wma's and rebuilt some dikes and boat ramps. They been restoring our mule deer winter ranges.

I see them a lot in Saskatchewan, it seems they are always around old abandon homesteads and hedgerows next to wheat fields. Also see them year after at the same places, could name the coveys according to location where I see them.

I've have ran into them while hunting, they have given me info like where they seen most broods in summer or where they seen least hunting pressure in wpa's in their district.

Maybe South Dakota doesn't want freelancers. There new business strategy is to push you to pay play program. That way you spend $1500 to hunt for 3 days, instead of $750.00 for 5 day hunt.

I have used one as locator, blow it and will usually let know if you wasting your time. I have had 4 or 5 roosters response in one field. It will give you idea where they are holding up and opportunity to plan your strategy.

Why not get volunteers to drive the routes and paid them .65 cent a mile. 110 routes @ 30 miles run 4 times comes out to about $8580 dollars. In Utah they use volunteers for spraying weeds at Wildlife manager areas, Urban goose round-up, reseeding deer winter range, buffalo round-up on antelope...

Your dog is new to the sport too. I would buy pen raised birds and plant them for him to find. Then in September I would take dog and run in areas that should hold birds. The more you work dog the better he'll become. You will also learn where the birds like to hang out.