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Hey guys. Been a while since I've been around but if you have a current issue of QF or PF magazine you might see a few photos of what I've been up to lately. Switched it up to setters and changed my scenery to Montana.

About all on my Playlist is Descendents, Blind Melon, and Songs Ohia. Pretty typical of a pheasant hunter I reckon 😉

Hey guys. QF picked up one of my drawings to use on a hat. Just thought I'd share incase anyone was wanting a new cap.:cheers: https://quailforever.org/Store/Products/QF-Richardson-112-Trucker-Hat-Loden-Meshback.aspx

Good bird numbers by recent standards. My brother and I and our dogs have been moving 10-15 birds every time out.

An extended weekend opener for my brother and I and our pack of wild mutts. We hunted 3 days and took a total of 7 roosters despite extremely tough conditions (will it ever rain?). My up and comer Roy had some good moments and a few not so good, all in all it was a good opener with plenty of birds.

In style. Hunting sage grouse (out of state) over Roy and I took a double off a solid point, his first wild birds.

So on top of developing Roy for his first season I've also commited to getting Lady steady to wing and shot this off season. I'm letting a good friend of mine borrow her to run on his guide string at an Orvis endorsed lodge in Montana this fall so I thought her manners should match her bird...

Well, I attempted to complete the quail slam this year. I was successful in 5 of the 6, valley and mountain in California, bobwhites in Kansas, and Mearn's and Gambel's in Arizona. Lady and I just couldn't put it all together on the scaled quail but my dad was able to harvest all three desert...

Took a risk and bought a used grade IV Ugartechea 20ga of GunBroker. I got to go look at it today and was pleasantly surprised. It still had grease from the factory on it and besides having the stock cut for a pad I can't say it's ever left it's box.

I had planned on starting a new springer in the new year but I had an opportunity to pick up a litter mate to my Lady dog and decided to take a chance. He's almost two and needs a ton of work but hopefully Lady and I can make something of him. Meet Roy, my new setter dog.

JP and I have made incredible memories together. We've climbed mountains and crossed deserts. We've watched a thousand sunrises waiting with anticipation and looked back on the day while enjoying the sunset. Together JP and I have chased our passion across this country, we've filled our bag and...

Started the season off with a great mountain quail and grouse camp with some new friends and their dogs. Hot and dry conditions but Lady put it on like normal and had the only points of the weekend including lots of quail and her and I's first blue grouse, a very delicious young bird. We're...

I believe I've finally figured out how to find these elusive mountain birds. We saw about 20 plus a bonus covey of mountain quail in a couple hour run yesterday at 8,500'. I'm getting really excited to get this season started.

Happy birthday buddy. You're tops my friend, your passion for wildlife is awesome and your willingness to share your hard work is amazing! This picture is still one of the best memories I have from hunting and it's what this passion is all about. The joy this young man had harvesting his first...

As you all know now my Springer JP has the dreaded "c" and as he lays here in my lap I think of how great he's been and how lucky I am to have him. I'm also inclined to think that it was more than just a stroke of luck that about a year ago Prairie Drifter sent me an email with a phone number...

JP has two mid grade sarcoma tumors in one of his front shoulders. The vet seems to think they will need to amputate to get them but we're going to see a surgery specialist on the 17th to see what they say. Good news is the Doc says these aren't prone to spread and if they can get them out JP...

Hey guys. If you're looking for some good upland content to get you through the long off season I'd highly suggest listening to the Project Upland Podcast, it has quickly become one of my must listens each week. Host Nick Larson interviewed me for this week's episode and we talked about my...

Wild bird training season is here for a short time. Lady pointed one covey, a few singles, and this big old tom bobcat today.:cheers:

Anyone see CSMC's new offering? A Round body 20ga O/U with a base price the same as a Citori. This sure seems like a lot of gun for the coin. https://www.connecticutshotgun.com/product/csmc-20-gauge-revelation-shotgun/

The hounds are a comin'! Kansas has never seen mutts like these before I guarantee, an arthritic springer, a green setter, and their bird crazy handler/ truck driver man.:p