Jake300win
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Some GA poor mans quail. I will be out after them again tomorrow. You take some nice pictures by the way.
Poor man’s quail
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molliesmaster
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Managed a few more today and most likely my last hunt of the year as I think I have used up all of my brownie points with the missus.
It’s been a great season and a lot of fun. Grace got some excellent work in this year.
You really knocked 'em down. Congratulations on a good season.
molliesmaster
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We had some great hunts, that’s for sure. Got to hunt with good friends and see a lot of pretty woods.
Ready for next fall when we will point the truck northwest and start all over again.
Wind River
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Do you travel a ways to chase timberdoodles? In the cover we chase them, you need to remove one trigger and cut those barrels back a ways. When the flight is down, we kill way too many accidentally stepping on them and watch them cough up worms. Got bait? 
molliesmaster
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Do you travel a ways to chase timberdoodles? In the cover we chase them, you need to remove one trigger and cut those barrels back a ways. When the flight is down, we kill way too many accidentally stepping on them and watch them cough up worms. Got bait?
No, the woodcock are our only local attraction. We point the truck northwest in the fall to chase the mighty pheasant in the prairies. Woodcock keep me and the birddog sane until we can do it all over again. Shooting can be tight in some places but that’s what makes it fun. Lots of pine trees collecting lead in those areas.
Wind River
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You take what God provides. Enjoy the prairies as much as I do. In NW WI best cover is tag alder river bottoms. Best to you in 2025
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Jake300win
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Great picture. I hope to hunt them someday
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birddude
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You boys are making me rethink my January trips west!
molliesmaster
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Now, that’ll make a man real jealous.
molliesmaster
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Those birds are just flat-out beautiful. One day..
birddude
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Don't put it off to long Molli. I used to dream about wild Chuckers. Now I think I waited too long!
Quailnerd
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I would love to talk cameras with you some day, your photos are always so sharp…
molliesmaster
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I hear ya. It's in my 5 year plan. Trying to let my girls get a little older so momma won't have so much on her plate. Chukars, huns, sharptails, they are all on the list. Hard to imagine liking anything more than a pheasant cackling though. Maybe its a good thing I haven't run up on those other birds just yet.