Recent content by Cookler

I concur I concur with "hen, hen, rooster" as there is nothing better then having that cackling rooster scare the crap out of you as he flys from underneath your feet! I was just sharing another way of hunting corn for those of you that are interested.

Working corn with dogs and blockers and enough hunters works great..... but you will need all three factors in place to have much success.

Looking to go out the weekend after Thanksgiving weekend (December 5th or 6th). I have flushing lab who is in his fifth year of pheasant hunting and is really starting to figure things out. I plan on heading out to eastern Yuma and Phillips counties. If interested shoot me a PM. BTW, I live...

Saw some tracks in Washington county... dog got real birdy. Saw one rooster cross the road in Yuma. By the time I got permission to go after it it was 300 yards away and then flew over to another field. Other than that, it was a day of a lot of exercise for both me and the dog. Can't wait to...

Should be on it way then. It is dumping in Denver expecting 8-12 here. Forecast says 1-3 in Yuma

Hopefully the snow will keep some of the hunters away tomorrow.....

I am headed up toward Sedgwick about 5:00 AM from Denver tomorrow with my dog. Thought I would work my way South back to Denver and hunt various public access walkins from Sedgwick to S. Yuma. Snow should keep the birds packed tight if they are out there. Any advice or sugguestions from those...