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tbob131 wrote on esetter's profile.
Hey man, I saw your post from a few years back on hunting sage grouse. I am wanting to scratch a boomer off my bucket list this year. I am from Kentucky and like you I am
Going out there blind as a bat. Just wondering how the dogs feet held up and if you have any pointers for a Kentucky greenhorn. I can reciprocate in the form of hun and sharptail spots in Montana. Or pratie chicken, sharptail and phez. Spots in Nebraska. I take three trips per year out west, and have made friends far and wide. Thanks for any help
In advance.
Going out there blind as a bat. Just wondering how the dogs feet held up and if you have any pointers for a Kentucky greenhorn. I can reciprocate in the form of hun and sharptail spots in Montana. Or pratie chicken, sharptail and phez. Spots in Nebraska. I take three trips per year out west, and have made friends far and wide. Thanks for any help
In advance.
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tbob131 wrote on Wyoguy's profile.
Hey man, I saw your posts on ultimate pheasant hunting. I have been hunting out west for a few years now, several years in southeastern Montana, a couple in North Dakota and last year hunted Nebraska on a couple different trips. Last year my goal was to bag a prairie chicken, this year I am wanting to possibly scratch sage grouse and chukar off my list. I was just wondering if that would be possible for a couple guys with 5 or 6 decent dogs to do on a week long adventure in Wyoming. I live in Kentucky so the farther east in Wyoming the better for me as far as travel goes, but I realize I have to go where the birds are. Thanks for any insight in advance. My name is Taylor Clayton.
Hey Merry Christmas! Yes I would hit any and all in the beaver city and oxford area. Get the stubble maps. On sheet 26 there were 2 large areas of milo fields with draws and plum thickets. We saw birds at every place we stopped. Just north of Edison on the north side of us 6 there are 2 red circles stacked on each other we saw good number of pheasant there. Hope you have a good trip!
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tbob131 wrote on Miforester's profile.
Hey man, I hope you don’t mind me asking, but myself and two older family memebers are heading out to the oxford area to hunt quail and pheasant the week after Xmas. I was just wondering if you tried any of the public areas between oxford and beaver city. They look good and I have some private ground around wilsonville that has been productive in the past. Just wondered if any of the walk in was worth a shot on the travel to and from oxford and wilsonville. Thanks in advance.
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Chilly wrote on BirdGuy's profile.
Hey bird guy my name is Brandon and I’m from Ky. I don’t want your spots or anyone else’s but me and my buddies are coming to rabbit hunt and wanted a chance to maybe jump some birds. My question is, is the numbers way down at Glen Elder or Wilson. Iv talked to biologist and he said the quail were fair just didn’t know what to expect. We don’t want to drive any further out west because Wilson and glen elder are far enough 12hours. Didn’t know if it would be worth it. Thanks
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tbob131 wrote on Wyoguy's profile.
Hey Wyo, my name is Taylor and I am a bird hunting addict like most of the rest here. I am currently on my way home from Nebraska. I was able to get the Nebraska slam on my trip. Finally getting a prairie chicken. Next in my bucket list is a sage grouse. Gonna try next year to possibly make it out to find some. Was just wondering if the area around Sheridan would be good for sage grouse, Huns and sharpies. A mixed bag is always fun and exciting.