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We ran into a rooster that didn't have a tail once. Upon identifying it was a rooster we dropped him. Probably lost his tail to a coyote

For the first time in 20 years, I will not be making it out to Kansas to hunt. Not because of the dismal forecast but because I had to get my bicept tendon reconnect to my elbow the afternoon before Helene hit our beloved North Carolina mountains. Live in southern Buncombe county; unbelievable...

Dang, the "protection while hunting" had me thinking folks were going to talk about packing on the hip or something :cool:

I had a very good clay shooter explain to me that you shoot the bottom barrel first. It is more in-line with the stock "pushing" the recoil into your body more (less barrel upward flip). The second shot is the top barrel which tends to lift the barrel more from the recoil. This helps keep...

Dang, wish my hunting party looked like that :)

Farmer once told us to get rid of our orange (not during deer season and on his private ground), he said the birds would see us better all blazed orange. So we did and well, as always, he was right. We did pretty good that afternoon. Of course, you need to be particularly cognisant of where...

Skeet and light modified. But I do hunt over a stellar Brittney;)

Toughest one for me is when I stop and take a pee and a rooster flushes before I get zipped upo_O

With all the great input from this site and a few others and friends I opted for a 2018 Honda Rancher 4X4 TRX 420 FM1. I am very pleased with it and hope to have many years of good use. Of course my boys dig it too!!

Hey you-all, great info!!! Keep it going! Thanks!!!!

Hello all, I don't know much about ATV's so I thought I would reach out to this group; I suspect there is a wealth of knowledge on this board. I ran into one for sale and wondered if anyone knows anything about a 2007 Polaris Sportsman 800V-Twin EFI on-demand 4wd. It has 820 miles and 187 hours...

OK here is my take on things (not a native of Kansas: Olyveoil see you are from Charleston, I am from the NC mountain area. I have been hunting out in Kansas for over 20 years now typically north of Manhattan KS about 1+ hours. Around 2007 through 2012 the area had what I considered great...

Crazy thing this year; probably see more birds than boxes of shells on the shelf:p

7/8 oz # 5 or #6 will bring down a bird if you put the bead in the right place...love the 28 ga!

Thanks for the informative input nwkansnative. What better way to social distance then strolling out in the fields:p

Just to lighten things up, here is a funny Christmas ha-ha to share: I don’t mean to be a Grinch however.... to those of you who are placing Christmas lights/decorations in your yards, would you please avoid anything that has Red or Blue flashing lights together? Every time I come around the...

Thanks so far for your inputs. I have been following the Kansas website regarding travel so I am up on that. I am more interested in knowing how Covid may have impacted anyone's hunt or visits in small towns etc. Thanks in advance! Wolf

Planning on heading out to the wonderful state of Kansas late next week. So how has the Covid-19 changed things out there for you-all regarding hunting and staying in small towns? Cheers!

Several years ago while hunting in Kansas my buddy and I decided to take a little siesta. We sat down in some short grass and small plumb thickets around us. I turned the beeper collar off of point mode to silent so it wouldn’t drive us and my Brittney nuts. Well, forgot to put it back on point...

I used to hunt pheasant and quail exclusively with a 20ga O/U with 2 3/4 inch shells. Choked modified and full. That was back when we were dog-less and shots sometimes were longer. Now I have a seasoned Brittney about 11 years old. About 5 years ago I picked up a nice 28ga O/U and thought I...