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Whelped 2/25, I have 1 male and 2 females available. Located about an hour south of Chicago, 900 dollars.

Would it be more productive to hunt Huns or Chukars in the area you were in? I have seen some videos only, but it looks like Wyoming has some decent habitat for those birds that i mentioned.

There is actually a decent wild quail population in certain parts of Iroquois county also, but like most people in this state i do my bird hunting west of the Mississippi .

He might be one of those guys who thinks a dog should not be treated with such cruelty as to have to ride in a dog box.

Just look at the drought monitor for Kansas since April, it looks like its doing just fine.

The dog on the right in my avatar was from Todd, good luck and have fun this fall just be careful this bird dog stuff can get addictive.

What is his breeding?

I second the Crispi's bought a pair of the Idaho's last year and they are absolutely worth the money

I agree with what you are saying about this becoming a wealthy mans sport and i also do not wish for that, I just believe that there is a middle road where it is beneficial to everyone. Maybe with more conversations like this one we may come up with the right idea one day.

Where i am coming from is i hear a lot of people complaining but very few willing to put more in the game than a 20 or 40 dollar license .

i am the lessee

Yes i am involved in said lease

It is not restricting the landowner of anything, its just a way out of the lease if the habitat that drew you to the lease is removed for whatever reason. If you signed a five year lease and the second year into the lease the landowner decided to tear out most of the habitat and put it into...

1 . It is part of the lease i am involved in, that is why i bring it up 2. I move more deer in CRP or thickets than corn when bird hunting, i have had deer running out of tickets flush many a covey of quail.

real world experience is also anecdotal evidence correct? I know that in many hunting leases there is a clause that if habitat is torn out it can be a legal reason to exit a contract, why would that be put in there ?

I am talking about tearing out tree lines or hedge rows etc to put into crop production, when you lease you lease the whole farm not just the acreage that you hunt i believe. in my logic which very well could be wrong, if i have 160 acres with lets say a tree line and a little water way which...

No i am not a resident of Kansas, but i am an oos hunter who hunts leased ground. I constantly hear people complain about lack of good habitat,places to hunt,no game etc etc, i just believe that no matter where you are from you are most likely hunting property that is not yours so what does it...

You could change that but what i believe would happen is with less leased ground you would have farmers wondering where the money went. Then maybe they would put even more ground into production for crops or grazing or still require a fee to hunt what they have.

Farmers lease land because it benefits them plain and simple. Either everyone finds a way to make it more appealing and beneficial for farmers to set land aside and allow people to hunt it.................. or what else ? Make the government tell farmers if they are enrolled in CRP that they...