The dog trailer I believe was made by elite aluminum that went out of business, I like the tandem axle, I asked the owner to give me a crack on buying it when he gets out of hunting/breeding labs.
I did pay for out of state license, which went up a little bit
. Spent one day helping with a large group hunt and while the bird numbers were amazing and it is was fun in its own way I am glad to not have to do that every day for sure. As BB mentioned the frustrations of that setting versus relaxed and do what you want is no comparison.
I’d rather look at photos than read some poorly written yarn about pheasant hunting, quite frankly some guys like to throw the dog work out there as a casual jab, marking, retrieving downed/wounded bird, staying in range, coming back when called are just as important as flushing or pointing and in some ways require more training, but whatever I get it you guys have been there and done that with the big group thing, I haven’t been there enough times to say that in modern times. Back in my 20s we did it a lot. I’d go back anytime I could, you could tell that large group you don’t dig it anymore I’m sure a lot of people would be willing to take your place.
I guess there’s a few dudes just hunting, I was just the fourth wheel
