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Browning 725 sporting- 20 gauge 30" barrels.

This one is a Doozie. 2 years walking in reed canary grass along a creek on a WPA in south central SD. Step into a hole if which my entire size 9 boot goes in and I fall backwards and hear a SNAP. Incredible pain. Laying in the grass I realize my foot/calf muscle no longer function. I...

Final rise summit. Changed from browning bird and lite. When I bend over- everything falls out of my pockets. Custom made to specs in utah. Worn approximately 20x this year. Very satisfied with this vest.

western wheatgrass, losing my taxonomic skills

Crested wheatgrass

It was a wonderful career, somedays I had to pinch myself getting paid to trap/band wood ducks, mallards, geese, doves. Even spent 3 weeks on the Hudson Bay performing Canada goose surveys. Got alittle more difficult when you had more years working in the field than the age of new supervisors...

Don't forget that many state game and fisheries are funded by license revenues and PR reimbursements. Many state game and fish agencies do not receive general tax dollars funds These dedicated funds pay the salaries of wildlife/fish biologists and their management operations (banding, aerial...

Thanks for the reply, I will investigate further. Have you stayed there previously?

Contemplating a late October upland hunting venture. Desire a motel that would allow me to bring my setters inside. I will be hunting alone much to my wifes displeasure. Therefore, would enjoy the company of my four legged companions. Any recommendations in this corner of the state. R

Shouldn't be to crowded second week, if hunting mid week. Pay Particular attention to prairie dog towns. Avoid them to minimize incidents with prairie rattlesnakes with you and your dogs. The cattle guards leading into paddocks may also hold rattlesnakes. You may encounter covies of...

How about the hotel named the lodge

Looking to make a run the last four days of the season. Any recommendations for a hotel that accepts dogs (setters), reasonably priced? Thx

Just feeling the desire with our seasons closed to get 1 more trip in. Used to frequent Kansas in the past until long term droughts persisted...sure miss that opportunity for quail and pheasant. You know your old when you think of the past all to often. Thanks for the replies bb et al.

Doesn't sound like a trip that I should undertake alone. The thought of getting stuck on a minimum maintenance road in January may be foolish. I have made 3 trips to SD since November and enjoyed myself and the 3 dogs immensely. Perhaps wisdom as a 64 year old should intervene and keep me home?

Considering a run to sd the last five days of the season. Inquiring about 1. snow depths in grasslands 2. Minimum maintenance roads 3. Icing on top of snow cutting dog pads Looking at east river - south of I90. Advice?

I concur, definitely wheat.

I'm in the market for a final rise vest, which model do you recommend? I'm thinking the Summit. I have a browning bird and lite, but carrying 2 - 32oz water bottles and a couple of pheasants feels heavy towards my back. And the water bottle holders seem alittle far back to reach. Or perhaps...

Any chance or predictions that there will be a substantial melting of snow before the end of January? Sure would like to make another run there if minimum maintenance roads become drivable. Not a fan of walking on crunchy snow and seeing my dogs have the edges of their pads cut..

How many inches of snow in the Mitchell- Chamberlin area? Would like to make another run after the first of the year. Imagine minimum maintenance roads impassable?