Recent content by birddogz

beneli-banger and Haymaker My comment was directed to the point that "it was fun" and "and I think it was legal". In SD it was not legal to pursue any animal from a moving vehicle In 2011 SB 51 legalized pursuing coyotes from snowmobiles and other vehicles, but testimony provided at those...

haymaker I understand that as a teenager that behavior may have been fun and exciting, however it is not ethical or fair chase which you and beneli-banger still don't recognize. Everyone can find a reason to bend the rules about something, that doesn't make it right. do you farmers ever stop...

beneli-banger haymaker Your ethics need an adjustment if you believe it is fine to run an animal down with a vehicle because it may be legal. I doubt most hunters would think it is ok to do so to deer or other non coyotes. Remember your mushy evolving ethics when someone runs down your dog in...

benelibanger - what is the point of this post I admit to having chased a coyote or two across a picked bean field, with my buddy literally "riding shotgun", getting off a few shots at the 'yote out of the window of my 'burb...yes, quite a bit younger when that happened...and it was fun! and I...

You got me there. I have never heard of Lenore, and have spent quite a bit of time in that area. Had to google it after you corrected me. That area west toward Lewiston and then south along the Snake river certainly has chukar, quail and pheasant but other than Craig Mountain Wildlife area I...

back surgery If you are as lucky as I was you will have few issues. I had my first fusion in 1987 using hip bone and never had another issue. I took a dirt bike fall in 2005 and broke the bone so had it redone with a rod for L4-L6. Again a great result until 2015 and took another big fall...

most of the state is public land including thru Leadore and more specifically slightly north along the Snake river. That areas is prime chukar, quail, mule deer, and elk habitat. Another better option is most of the southern area of Idaho and Oregon south of I-84 to the Nevada border...

thanks for your response. I have only seen one hunter try to get his dog to wear them. That dog shook and kicked all the way across the field until he was able to kick them off.

I don't hunt Kansas but follow the forum when time allows. I'm from Idaho and mainly hunt ID, OR, MT, and ND. I've never needed to use dog boots in any of these areas. I've noticed numerous references to hunters using dog boots in western Ks due to burrs and cactus. Is this a preference or...