HolyMoses
New member
Been lurking for a little while and finally decided to join. :thumbsup:
Been pheasant hunting since I was 12 (30 now), so while I ain't a complete rookie, this upcoming season will be my first in a while that I would say is "serious hunting".
Did a lot of talking with a guy I work with about his GSP and that started a chain reaction LOL! I purchased a puppy last November. I then decided to give up my main hobby of snowmobiling to focus on hunting and raising the dog, and then traded away a nice rifle for a new shotgun. Wife still can't believe that I did any of those things, but hey....I got pheasant fever!
My dogs name is Moses. As mentioned, a GSP, from a breeder here in WI. Not sure on forum rules, so I will not mention the breeder by name, but after researching, I feel that it is one of the best. Moses just returned from his 8 weeks of adult school and like me is waiting for the leaves to turn! For now, pointing at the robins in the yard will have to keep him busy.
I live NE of Fond du Lac and do most my hunting in the Kettle Moraine and on my local hunting clubs land. Recently purchased a membership and some birds at a new to me hunting club in the area. Again, not sure on the forum rules, so I won't post the name. I will say though that I have been doing a lot of sporting clays out there to get used to the new gun. Last season it seemed like I wasn't on them like I should have been, and now besides getting razzed from the buddies, I have a dog that will not want me missing them!
Got 80 acres in the northern part of the state (Tomahawk) as well, and I am counting down the days for grouse hunting. My 80 acres connects to almost 300 acres of timber company land that I know is full of grouse! Never did it before, but me and Moses will give it our best shot.
Aside from bird hunting I do a little atving, build ARs for fun, did some coyote hunting for the first time last winter, and just try to shoot and be outside as much as possible.
Looking forward to contributing to the site and maybe finding someone to share all these birds that get released up here in fall. :cheers:
Been pheasant hunting since I was 12 (30 now), so while I ain't a complete rookie, this upcoming season will be my first in a while that I would say is "serious hunting".
Did a lot of talking with a guy I work with about his GSP and that started a chain reaction LOL! I purchased a puppy last November. I then decided to give up my main hobby of snowmobiling to focus on hunting and raising the dog, and then traded away a nice rifle for a new shotgun. Wife still can't believe that I did any of those things, but hey....I got pheasant fever!
My dogs name is Moses. As mentioned, a GSP, from a breeder here in WI. Not sure on forum rules, so I will not mention the breeder by name, but after researching, I feel that it is one of the best. Moses just returned from his 8 weeks of adult school and like me is waiting for the leaves to turn! For now, pointing at the robins in the yard will have to keep him busy.
I live NE of Fond du Lac and do most my hunting in the Kettle Moraine and on my local hunting clubs land. Recently purchased a membership and some birds at a new to me hunting club in the area. Again, not sure on the forum rules, so I won't post the name. I will say though that I have been doing a lot of sporting clays out there to get used to the new gun. Last season it seemed like I wasn't on them like I should have been, and now besides getting razzed from the buddies, I have a dog that will not want me missing them!
Got 80 acres in the northern part of the state (Tomahawk) as well, and I am counting down the days for grouse hunting. My 80 acres connects to almost 300 acres of timber company land that I know is full of grouse! Never did it before, but me and Moses will give it our best shot.
Aside from bird hunting I do a little atving, build ARs for fun, did some coyote hunting for the first time last winter, and just try to shoot and be outside as much as possible.
Looking forward to contributing to the site and maybe finding someone to share all these birds that get released up here in fall. :cheers:
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