Recent content by bagman

Very little snow in most of the state. Record high temps in December.

Edited for inappropriate response.

Deleted for open hostility. (Sorry it took so long to find this post. It's 4/14/2016 and I'm just going through and seeing (so far) 2 out of 8 posts that are mean-spirited.)

Moving to Regent is about the last thing anyone should be "excited" about. Yes, there are roosters everywhere....but you can only pursue them for about 80 days each year and as others have stated, hunting is viewed as a major source of revenue by the locals now. They are very reluctant to GIVE...

The North East and North Central parts of the state are practically void of pheasants. In many areas, there just isn't much cover to sustain a lot of wildlife. They have a pretty good handle on where the huntable populations are.

Frankly, the days of "clouds" are about over here in ND. There are still opportunities to hunt (for FREE) but the numbers are a FRACTION of what they have been in recent years. I just missed my first season opener in about 20 years. All reports I have seen told me I didnt miss a damn thing. BTW...

Ahh yes, a bar room 'tough guy'...how refined. Amazingly, not everyone needs to hang out in a BAR (or even consume alcohol) to enjoy life. After growing up around the bar my family owned, I quickly learned that the 'intellectual' crowd (who frequents these joints) was something I would enjoy...

THEY said $100 per bird. $300 per man per day...3 bird limit...complete the math. I guess you can get er down a tad cheaper with a big group...but still! BTW, I can "pre-judge". I have lived and hunted in ND for the better part of 50 years. We (residents) dont pay to hunt. The ancillary costs...

ONLY $100 per bird...and "cheaper" than the competition you say? What a bargain! I will head the the grocery store and pick up a chicken before I waste that kind of money on a canned 'hunting experience'. Might be time to consider hanging up the shootin iron if this is what it comes down to...