Recent content by Deacon

Don, have not been on site for long time so reason for delay. Last year was good not great but good. See the 2017 counts and not good. Most of ND dry. Will be in Crosby around opener will let you know if any birds. Dave

Have learned ND reports are a general standpoint are honest. Dry weather means no insects and young birds do not survive. Will still hunt but with low expectations. May do a more waterfowl hunting this fall.

Nope cannot make it across border - all being stopped and not allowed to cross without proper ID. :(:(:(:(:(

find water will find birds

Happy Thanksgiving, have not signed into account for some time. NW is okay East of River below average, little to no cover West of River have heard excellent. Dave

How is that possible. Little bit heard was west of river very good. Remainder of state until corn harvested not much of a chance.

20 guage Monti might be best pheasant gun ever. Light and durable. 3rd shell option has made the O/U take a back seat.

Golden Pheasant 3" #5 with IC until mid December then switch to modified choke till end of the season. Drops birds like no other shot shell.

2 miles west of town and 3 miles south. Pick just about any town, could be a good year!!:cheers:

If understand correct, win a $500 prize and will cost you significantly more to use. Sorry but that is wrong!

Sweet video, except ND requires plug in gun, only can have 3 shells in gun, at 1:40 mark shot 5 times. Might be a self incriminating video. Late season is upon us. Can be feast or famine. Just finished a hunt in ND and it was a FEAST. :):):):):):)

Excellent, thanks for sharing!

Pheasant numbers generally are down, as season progresses and harvest moves along the number of birds huntable have improved. At least enough birds to keep hunter and dog interested. Need a new CRP program, without birds will not recover. ND has plenty of food needs nesting habitat.

Sweet report!!

Nice report, thanks. Hunt similar area (east of MO river west of 281). Waiting on second trip until harvest is further along. Walking tree lines and fence rows is one of my favorite methods - keeping dog close when gets hot on a bird is always a challenge.