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Here is one of mine. Oh, it can double as a deer blind too.

So now we wait for the acceptance or the dear john letter. How many points will it take this time is the big question and do I have enough to get in? I'm told that we should know by the middle of Sept.

Here is the proof. http://www.mitchellrepublic.com/event/article/id/45309/ Looks like the survey numbers are going to be good.

of the country including SD. It will be interesting to see how our pheasants have faired when we see the August brood counts. I hope the wet weather is better for them than a dry summer. I can't remember a year when on August 2 we hope that we don't get rain, usually its as dry as a bone...

near Sioux Falls. http://www.keloland.com/videoarchive/index.cfm?VideoFile=073010cow

I have an appointment next week to check out the pain in my shoulder and I'm guessing that it's a rotator cuff problem and may need surgery. It's my right shoulder too so I may not be able to do any shooting until it's fixed. If this plays out in such a way that I can't shoot anything during...

today by the USDA. This action by the USDA will replace a lot of the expiring CRP acres and it will make available more eligible acres by upgrading the cropping history requirement...

check things out and things are looking good. A little wet maybe but at least that is better than a severe drought.

did not see one single pheasant. Each year on the first weekend of June the folks at Crazy Horse Monument allow visitors to walk to the top of the mountain and stand on the outreached arm. It is an experience everyone should do at least once.

while spraying weeds with my ATV. This is evidence that the pheasant hatch is off to a good start this year.

here is some good advice from Red Green. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uomk60wP2mI

There are certain revelations that occur when you own land that might not be apparent otherwise. One of those is the difference between the Macro and Micro view point of pheasant management. I've learned that those in the wildlife profession tend to look at, and study, pheasants in a Macro...

I attended a seminar at Pheasant Fest where the speaker said that pheasants usually move only about 1.5 miles for winter cover but in extreme cases, such as this year, they may move 3 or more miles to find suitable winter cover. Given that theory, it is possible that landowners who have worked...

The 2010 Pheasant Fest is over and here are some highlights and Lowlights comments. Highlights. 1. USDA signs a Memorandum of Understanding with PF - this is a hugh development which will help conservation and wildlife. 2. Sec of Ag Vilsack announces a General CRP for this year and more...

The first man married a woman from Minnesota He told her that she was to do the dishes and house cleaning. It took a couple of days, but on the third day, he came home to see a clean house and dishes washed and put away. The second man married a woman from South dakota . He gave his wife...

Interesting story about how the Humane Society and others took this guys hunting dogs away. He was a breeder near Hurley, which is in east centrol south dakota, and he had about 160 dogs. Now it looks like the Humane Society Officer, Rosie Quinn, is in big trouble because she withheld...

know what a Canada Goose looks like. http://www.aberdeennews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100129/SPORTS11/1290401 I guess not!

Captain 11 died last night. Those of us who grew up in Keloland know what a loss this is. Did any of you meet him as a child?

Tell us about your dog. Why was he or she special to you? Share some special moments or memories you had with your dog.

What is your current dog's name? What are the names of your dogs that have departed?