2023/2024 Pheasant Hunting Videos

Bob Peters said:
Here is a video I made. If goose doesn't approve of it I'll take it down.

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Nice video, and nice gun.I don't like goldan hours gun. How about a pm on thar location? I don't know why that guy left that field go to seed? Strange, maybe hail damage. I also shoot a beretta 28
 
2 weeks between duck and pheasant opener this year in Montana. I got checked by a federal agent while duck hunting and he didn't even know it opened this Saturday. 😀
 
Goosemaster said:
Nice video, and nice gun.I don't like goldan hours gun. How about a pm on thar location? I don't know why that guy left that field go to seed? Strange, maybe hail damage. I also shoot a beretta 28
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So I was talking to the farmer. I told him I had a guy I know from the pheasant forum who can't live too far from here, he's on the hi-line, up by the high canadian. I was trying to grease the wheels so to speak. I said, "he was in the army, loves dogs, and never puts them in a crate or box. He really loves bird hunting." He nodded and things were going good. Then in the conversation I let slip, "he hunts with his cousin a lot, who once shot a combine and a farmyard turkey." The farmers look changed to one of concern. I tried to change the subject, "he got a new italian gun, a light 28! It looks good, but so far its shot a lot of birds that were wounded and ran off...." Sorry Goose, I tried. At least I didn't hotspot Montana in my video, and I'm not a pro trainer who brought a big string of dogs. It was just me and Roxy girl for a week in bird hunting heaven.
 
I liked your Video Bob. Good shooting you reached out and poked them.
Are they in a drought. I guess those are beans? They look pretty thin.
 
Bob Peters said:
So I was talking to the farmer. I told him I had a guy I know from the pheasant forum who can't live too far from here, he's on the hi-line, up by the high canadian. I was trying to grease the wheels so to speak. I said, "he was in the army, loves dogs, and never puts them in a crate or box. He really loves bird hunting." He nodded and things were going good. Then in the conversation I let slip, "he hunts with his cousin a lot, who once shot a combine and a farmyard turkey." The farmers look changed to one of concern. I tried to change the subject, "he got a new italian gun, a light 28! It looks good, but so far its shot a lot of birds that were wounded and ran off...." Sorry Goose, I tried. At least I didn't hotspot Montana in my video, and I'm not a pro trainer who brought a big string of dogs. It was just me and Roxy girl for a week in bird hunting heaven.
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It's been so dang hot!!
 
Bob Peters said:
So I was talking to the farmer. I told him I had a guy I know from the pheasant forum who can't live too far from here, he's on the hi-line, up by the high canadian. I was trying to grease the wheels so to speak. I said, "he was in the army, loves dogs, and never puts them in a crate or box. He really loves bird hunting." He nodded and things were going good. Then in the conversation I let slip, "he hunts with his cousin a lot, who once shot a combine and a farmyard turkey." The farmers look changed to one of concern. I tried to change the subject, "he got a new italian gun, a light 28! It looks good, but so far its shot a lot of birds that were wounded and ran off...." Sorry Goose, I tried. At least I didn't hotspot Montana in my video, and I'm not a pro trainer who brought a big string of dogs. It was just me and Roxy girl for a week in bird hunting heaven.
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Ironically, my cousin called me today,and he's been out blasting away,way up north.
 
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