Rooster Spotting in NE KS Part 3

[kick them up]

I look at land every time in KC. Have looked on the Kansas side and also in Platte and Clay Counties in MO.

120 ac of pasture north of Perry went for 2700.00 per ac. plus at auction a month of so ago. Heck even land out west going for big $$$$$. Heck land on ther otherside of the river 7 -10k per ac.

Land and guns both a good investment!:thumbsup:

 

[carptom1]

He must be a bike rider, cause he looks as slick as a greased pig. Meaning no hair!!!!! For a minute I thought it was GCB, but I know he would never have a pair like that because of the Welding sparks would not be favorable!!! But , he did have a drink in his hand and that is what threw me off for a second.

As far as your joints wore out Maynard, I understand! My bibs usually just hold more shells. I think when I bend over to pick up a bird or pet a dog I lose 3 or 4 shells. For some reason when I get back to the truck my pockets are empty!!!!!!

Maybe he is an olympic swimmer......no wait........that's a drink in his hand. Not a bong

 

[Bilbo Baggins]

Bilbo, you better get here fast, as I am thinking of trading my Ford County land for the new promised land of pheasant hunting in Leavenworth or Jefferson County.

I just hope you don't move to that "gated" community in Leavenworth but I suppose I could visit you on weekends.

 

[Bilbo Baggins]

Maynard, I think the Bib Overall Club is a great idea!!!! I can use the extra pockets for Golfballs!!:thumbsup::thumbsup: Bilbo, I sure hope your retirement is filled with great times and many sunsets in the field!!:cheers:

Blue, I appreciate that, many thanks. I'm not much of a golfer but WILL be ready for pheasant hunting. I had to sit out last season since I was in training and a new employee so I am ready to hit the fields even if there aren't many (any) birds around.

 

[Bilbo Baggins]

My Key Brand bibs are my farmer cargo pants. If I wore cargo pants I would have to have some heavy duty suspenders to keep them up. It used to be in my carpenter days I carried lots of stuff in my pouch. Seldom did I have to come down for something. Maybe that is why my joints are worn out.

Ah, for your information, Bilbo's working days were filled with great times and many sunsets in the field.








BTW, I do not approve the wearing of this type of bibs(no place for a cell phone).

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Now, if I could get the location of those roosters, I would begin my land search again in NE Kansas.

Maynard, please send me an application for your Bib Club. I'll bring the filled out application and a check when we have breakfast. Please do not move out of Dodge too fast

 

[M. R. Byrd]

120 ac of pasture north of Perry went for 2700.00 per ac. plus at auction a month of so ago. Heck even land out west going for big $$$$$. Heck land on ther otherside of the river 7 -10k per ac.

Land and guns both a good investment!:thumbsup:

There was a house, horse barn and acreage on the south side of the lake at Perry, but we were too late. It would be a little far out. Kids and grandkids all live NKCMO near Zona Rosa. I need enough acreage for a horse or two and not too far for the grandkids.

Land prices have gone crazy everywhere.

 

[M. R. Byrd]

Maynard, please send me an application for your Bib Club. I'll bring the filled out application and a check when we have breakfast. Please do not move out of Dodge too fast

Just bring cash, lots of cash, thank you.

 

[M. R. Byrd]

There is some beutiful ground in those places, especially by the river. My uncle stole a place 20 years ago up by mcclouth. 160 acres, 60 mature woods, balance cropland. Two nice stocked ponds. 1300 sf brick ranch on a full basement. Lady worked with his wife and just wanted to move on after her husband died. 180k. Guy killed a huge non typical there 8-10 years ago. At time it was like the 5th biggest non-typical ever taken in the state of kansas. Hung in the entry of Cabela's for 6 months or so. Kid that arrowed it was a mgr there. Nice place.

That is exactly what I am looking for.

 

[Bilbo Baggins]

Two hillbillies walk into a restaurant near Dodge City, Kansas. While having a bite to eat, they talk about their moonshine operation. Suddenly, a woman at a nearby table, who is eating a sandwich, begins to cough. After a minute or so, it becomes apparent that she is in real distress. One of the hillbillies looks at her and says, Kin ya swallar?' The woman shakes her head no. Then he asks, 'Kin ya breathe?' The woman begins to turn blue, and shakes her head no. The hillbilly walks over to the woman, lifts up her dress, yanks down her drawers, and quickly gives her right butt cheek a lick with his tongue. The woman is so shocked that she has a violent spasm, and the obstruction flies out of her mouth.As she begins to breathe again, the Hillbilly walks slowly back to his table. His partner says, 'Ya know, I'd heerd of that there 'Hind Lick Maneuver' but I ain't niver seed nobody do it!'.


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I might be interested in this club too.

 

[-Wildcat-]

Speaking of Perry.. I took some buddies turkey hunting out there this Spring. When we were leaving a field there was a rooster strutting and sunning himself in the adjacent field. I'm surprised they don't get completely erradicated from that area with the number of hunters that likely hit Perry in search of Quail.

 

[duckn66]

It gets hit HARD with three bigger cities close. But, like areas of NE MO there is plenty of private ground adjacent that the birds move onto that nobody can or does hunt.

 

[kick them up]

It gets hit HARD with three bigger cities close. But, like areas of NE MO there is plenty of private ground adjacent that the birds move onto that nobody can or does hunt.

I find this true too. I get to hunt a lot of private in the area near the public and generally can get into a covey or two:thumbsup:
It does take a lot more effort than most want to give especially after it gets cold. It tends to thins out the weekend warriors.

 

[M. R. Byrd]

I find this true too. I get to hunt a lot of private in the area near the public and generally can get into a covey or two:thumbsup:
It does take a lot more effort than most want to give especially after it gets cold. It tends to thins out the weekend warriors.

I plan to own a little piece of private land up that way, with or without pheasants. I would appreciate hearing of offerings.

 

[kick them up]

I plan to own a little piece of private land up that way, with or without pheasants. I would appreciate hearing of offerings.

Maynard,

PM your email and I will keep you on the loop of what come up for sale. My buddy and I are keeping our eyes peeled for land in Jeff Co area.

KTU

 

[M. R. Byrd]

PM sent with email

 

[Birdman2]

I drove from Cheney, Ks to Lamar, Colorado yesterday and saw 1 rooster that I had to slow down for to miss. The car behind me smacked him! Might have been the only one? He was out west of Greensburg!

Troy,

Did you breast him out?

Gman

 

[Birdman2]

It does not look very promising in SW Kansas again this year. I resigned my position this past week to enjoy retirement and pheasant hunt this Fall. I WILL definitely stop by Dodge to invite Maynard for breakfast on my way toward the northerly direction. I am looking forward to some good exercise pretty soon.

Glad to hear you retired. I'm hoping to in the next couple of years.

Gman

 

[Bilbo Baggins]

Glad to hear you retired. I'm hoping to in the next couple of years.

Gman

It has been nice not watching the PDA all day and evening. I feel like I got my life back again.

NEWS UPDATE: Saw my first rooster in Kansas this year and he was actually in the city limits in Liberal as I drove through. Some road hunter will snag him if he does not hide a little better when the season starts.

Things are starting to green up a little bit with the recent moisture, it gives me a little hope.

 

[Birdman2]

It has been nice not watching the PDA all day and evening. I feel like I got my life back again.

NEWS UPDATE: Saw my first rooster in Kansas this year and he was actually in the city limits in Liberal as I drove through. Some road hunter will snag him if he does not hide a little better when the season starts.

Things are starting to green up a little bit with the recent moisture, it gives me a little hope.

That is good news.

 

[Prairie Drifter]

Troy,

Did you breast him out?

Gman

Negator! I kept headin' east with the borrowed stud dog in tow. He's earned his grub. Two females are bred. It might be contributing to the dilinquency of minors. He isn't even 1 1/2 yet!