Recent content by Davis08

Not really, I saw a only a handful of hunters and never had to share a field with any.

A black Dodge with no birds 1 rabbit and a spare tire as I had the luck of a flat... I did see some of the biggest deer of my live out there. Next year I might pick up the deer tag as well and knock the dust off the old bow

alloutdoors, No #08 refers to the year I was married I guess I should change it to my dogs name and the year he was born if I was a true hunter ;) Camping was great on the north side of Clark Lake beautiful and secluded, primitive... fire pit, table, and there is one out house looking bathroom...

yes, I think we decided is to camp at Clark State Lake and look for the "honey holes" in the surrounding areas. I have mapped out areas looking at the geological train ect... and then we go from there. I know this, we will give it an absolute best try! If by chance anyone is at Clark State Lake...

Yeah, sounds very familiar to an "ass is a ass" and a "hole is a hole" ;) lol... no worries my dues will be paid ten fold I hope, which means all the more hunting. It never hurts to ask for a fellow brothers opinion and there have been some helpful response.

texasbirdhunter, thanks for the help... as I mentioned I'm a newbie and ultimately the experience and several trips will help me to know what's best. However I thought to asked the question on here I might get a leg-up, which I have ;). So a big thanks for helping out and pointing me in the...

No.... Thanks. That's the kind of feed back I'm looking for. I'm a new at this so all advice is welcomed.

thanks for the reply's... it looks as though we will tryout "Pratt Sandhills" Wildlife Area maybe we might find a bird or two. thanks

I have made a last minute decision for this weekend to get a non-res hunting permit to hunt in Kansas. However I no absolutely nothing about Kansas. Can someone please point me in the right direction with regards to which public land would be best for hunting quail and pheasants (with a dog –...