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I'm going to bite the bullet on some schnees I've seen them 50% off; I'm done buying irish setters or danners, they last a couple of years then they lose the waterproof. I've only heard great things about schnees, kenetreks, and crispis, I just hope they last more than a few years as far as...

Just wanted to throw a PSA out there about your pheasant legs, there is quality meat there. I've learned to only use legs that have not been shot up or busted up, as the bone fragments can be tricky to find after they cook. Lately, I've been throwing them all in a crockpot with a stock to...

for sure, I've had a truck that did not do this and it was a PITA to reach anything, might as well just have a Tahoe or Suburban at that point

This; my danners are not waterproof anymore but switching socks out is all I do throughout the day. I plan on upgrading to some non-insulated Schnees after this season neoprene vest seem to cause more issues than worthwhile, chaffing being the biggest issue around the armpits

the sweet 16 is on my list to own someday; i love the A5 12 gauge i currently own, only issue is i have to use bismuth for non-tox as it has a non-steel friendly barrel; bismuth is awesome, just spendy

no birds for me for 2 weeks; all deer, pumped to get in the northwoods. I have hunted pheasants 2nd weekend in the past before we started to stay at deer camp for the 2nd weekend and I did not see anyone out. Like others have said, if you see a vehicle or a guy on the private/public boundary in...

we scout that area when we head there for ducks mid november, usually see birds around and not much for hunting pressure

some tips I picked up on knocking on doors, show up in 1 vehicle, send only 1 guy to the door, if the landowner wants to know who is hunting, by all means introduce your friends after, and if you get permission, be sure you get clear info on where you can hunt on the property. I've burned myself...

Thanks guys, that’s encouraging to hear. Mutthunt - too be honest, the NAVDHA NA training put a bad taste in my mouth, I wasn’t impressed. I learned training with chukars is a bad idea for a young pup when they only fly 40-50 yards- caused a chasing issue for a bit- fixed with some additional...

PF"s On the Wing podcast just had a guy on from Federal with some interesting info about their shells and pheasant hunting loads-- E289. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-on-the-wing-podcast-31034581/

HI guys, I have a 3 year old Pudelpointer, first versatile dog I've owned. I was very impressed with her first 2 years hunting pheasants and how she would hold her point naturally. I was involved with NAVDHA the first year so we worked on various drills, the 2nd year she was just natural to it...

Tough for my son and I in Stevens county opening morning, saw 2 the first walk, 1 hen and 1 small young rooster, didn’t shoot at that one. 855 we saw a handful of roosters fly into the corn. Went back out Sunday just me and the dog, kicked up 2 hens during the day, 1 hen and 3 roosters during...

sorry, I meant a live round, before shooting, so federal speed shok being 2 19/32" and hypersonic or kent being around 2 21/32" to 22/32"

most likely

just hope for another great spring, could be another great pheasant year!

when i use my pump, i usually used Federal Speed Shok or Xperts Kind of off topic, but has anyone else noticed some 3" shells are indeed 3 1/8", such as Remington Hypersonic, I believe Kents are similar. Only noticed this when my gun would jam on those shells, then we lined them up next to...

Met my dad out in East Central SD this past friday. Our host was awesome she let us hunt their shelterbelts along with some other cover they had along a river. She even called another land owner which had a good pocket of birds. Friday we saved the private stuff for later, so we tried a WIA...

heading out between brookings and watertown this weekend to try some new territory, will report back on monday or tuesday

Pheasant breast and legs with chicken or pheasant stock to cover, 8 hours low, shred the breast and legs and use in soups, chili, BBQ sammies, and or buffalo pheasant dip. It just take a couple of minutes to pull the tendons out of the legs, alot of good meat there

https://www.windy.com/-Snow-depth-snowcover?snowcover,42.793,-98.696,8,m:eRdadqD to the right, click on "More layers" then click on snow depth, you can click on the map and a pop up of the depth will show up. Its pretty accurate