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Nice Remy , love hearing about your hunts !!!

Looks like about 170 pellets in lead 5’s and 155 #4 Bismuth that an ounce it each

I bought a case of #4 1 ounce 3 inch 20 ga Kent Bismuth and , I have found that it hits similar to lead 5’s , I have tripled on geese , mallards and had very good results on Roosters . Pellet count should be close to lead 5’s because Bismuth is a bit lighter .

Welcome aboard Blue Sky , congratulations on your hunt !!! Love to see a picture or two of your hunt .

I have always liked a large stand of native grass / CRP about its second or third year after be planted . Good mix of grass and weeds , work edges that are close to crops , put a good pointing dog into the wind and let them / there nose let you know where the birds are .

I would also suggest the Benelli M-2 , weight , ergonomics, reliability.

Tom , Good read I felt,like I was right there watching you and Zeb work your Brittany’s . Thanks for sharing your hunt with us. It’s going to be tough here in Kansas this season. Sounds like Remmy is going to make a fine bird dog .

Here is my SXS Dickinson 20 ga the boys tried to jump these birds but couldn’t get close enough the pushed them my way #4 Hevi shot sent them tumbling Pretty far out there . I have taken geese , ducks , doves Quail , pheasant and Prairie chicken with this little 20 . I like the interchangeable...

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Yes Ksbrittman has one , I harvested the first 5 birds that I aimed it at , fits me well . sxs 12 ga under 7 lbs . Shoot me a pm if you want more info, or if you are ever in Northeast Ks and want to shoot some hand thrown clays with mine you are welcome to .

Here in Ks we have seen many thousands of Acres no longer be in walk in hunting . I think if you follow the Money and see what benefits the landowner the most you will find some answers . We have seen wheat go from $4.00 a bushel to some getting $13.00 a bushel for wheat , corn going from...

Sure enough , I shoot a Ruger Gold Label 12 ga and a Double Trigger Dickinson 20 ga SXs

Glad to here you are getting out , here is wishing you a real good season for you and Tink !! The single shot brings back memories of my youth thanks for sharing .

What a nice late season hunt , been to the Grasslands quite a few years back , remember moving 6 coveys in a short day , all bobwhites . Those scaled Quail are slippery we got one .

The Tri-star Bristol has had quite a few positives written about it casehardened , if you can live with a single trigger . I am thinking about one of these for my Grandson .

Thanks for sharing your success , sound like a wonderful hunt !,,

She sure is , congratulations on your new Britt . What’s her name ?

The Kansas Wildlife and Parks sure like to make it sound better than it is to attract your out of state dollars . It’s disheartening to see all the CRP to crop conversion , This another Upland Legacy lost . We will still have pheasants and Quail but less quality habitat means less birds ...

I have enjoyed this gun , I picked it up used at the K C Cableas gun library it was used about $ 100 less than new price , I picked it up shoulder it a couple times it felt great and seemed to fit well , I normally would have got my wife’s blessing before I bought it . I knew it would be gone if...

Great post !! Sounds like great fun and adventure. I enjoy those solo hunts on late season birds , stealth is the best way to bag’em .