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I haven't danced a jig in over a month. I'd likely black out from heat stroke even if I tried. If anyone has some cold air to spare please send it to SC.

Floating food in water is a great idea to slow an eager dog down, promote satiety, or to help get more water in after a hard day's work. However, if you have a dog that is prone to tartar buildup, and some dogs are more susceptible than others, you may not want to do it every time. The...

Genetic Mutation making prone to obesity, I remembered reading this a while back. Maybe your dog has the gene mutation. I switched all of mine to Inukshuk after struggling to keep weight with PPP, specifically my Chesapeake, who was eating a full cup more than prescribed and still doing poorly.

I was watching those temps as well. Hopefully most haven't hatched yet and the hens will get by for a few days without suffering too much.

We got sunflowers in the ground just about a month ago. Took a gamble on getting them down that early, but everyone's calendar was full until it would have been too late. Been a warm spring and we've finally had a bout of decent rain so we should do ok. Just a small field for a few of us...

Some of you fellas need to strip down and start your very best renditions, I can't do it all from down here in the south. How bad is it on the ground? I've been watching the forecast in some of my favorite areas and haven't seen any appreciable amounts to talk about.

Oh, well, I completely missed that. Sorry.

Selling off lands is a bi-partisan non-starter. Munster nailed it, fear-mongering to make the current leadership look bad.

I think it would be cheaper to build a nice flight pen and release birds prior to your hunt/dog work. I still would do the habitat improvements and build some johnny houses to recall birds that you don't shoot/kill.

I'm not saying they don't deserve respect and appreciation, but part of living out in a rural area is experiencing rural activities. I fully support the 1/8th mile rule, think its a great idea and I would imagine that if it was more consistently followed there wouldn't be a mention of changing...

At some point, though, it becomes about as silly as moving to the lake and complaining about fishermen.

Been using a 100 for many years now and it has been a great unit, always worked, etc. But some of the features of the newer models have caught my eye, functionality being the main thing. Looking for comments on those who have made the jump up.

I change my mind. The correct answer is to get both. Hunt them separate and use their strengths to your advantage. Plus, if one gets injured you're not out of the game.

There's no wrong answer. Go with what suits you and your style.

Might as well send them to me, too. Hate to mess you up. :ROFLMAO:

Ha, after hunting with me a little while, my dogs are more amazed when I actually hit one.

ASAP. Having to travel so far to hunt, I only have so many hours/days to get it done.

If field trials are too intense, you could also look into the AKC upland hunt tests. Instead of competing against other dogs, you are competing against a standard.

Never done either but I think the NSTRA sounds really fun and much more suited to my style.

Go to the VDD website and look for litters. Reach out to your region's rep and see if they know of any litters.