For me, this is an interesting thread. I can tell who piles the roosters on the tail gate and takes a bunch of photos, then off to do the fun things.
Well Some of you will hate me some will be OK, Oh well, I would much rather hunt with a person who kills a dozen WILD birds and hunts, then with those that have all the latest Cabelas, most expensive shotgun,piles of dead birds, the one up attitude, who kills the most, who has the most land, blah, blah.
MNMTHUNTING you have busted me. Here is a picture of me loading the pheasants into the back of my pickup with a payloader. We shot so many we could not carry them all. It is a Cabelas brand payloader. I am wearing my Boyt jacket and Filson underware. I shot them with my Super-duper Beretta/Benelli/HK ultra-light composite stocked double barrel, semiauto extended magazine laser guided heat seeking shotgun
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Your comments are OK and appropriate.
But your photo shop pic is at best 3rd grade level.
I can't help but wonder if that's the type stuff this site is after.
I wish I was young enough to make trips like that. I have a friend in ND, that wants me to come hunt with him. That is 1000 miles from my home. Plus I have 5 mountain passes that I have to cross. In Oct.-Nov. that could prove very tricky. I have driven some of them in a blizzard, all I can say about that is No Thank You.---Bob
Tony would go bonkers in those states. He must have a 6th sense, he can tell when birds are in a field. He is hard to control and all he wants to do, is go find-em. I play heck trying to keep up with him, the hills here really get me when he is like that.---Bob
Toad, On trips like that I like to have a relief driver, so I can take a nap and keep going. Only trouble is Tony don't have a Washington Drivers License.---Bob