Recent content by Dog Gun Time

I just received my Q5 belt and I think it's going to work well for me. Off the bat it is much more comfortable than the inexpensive one I used last year. Plenty of d-rings to attach my GPS. The only revisions I may make is to go with the magnum shell pocket and add a Gear Tether, but haven't...

I like the idea of having a backup and the convenience of buying 1 gauge of shell. I have a light weight Side by Side 12 and my argument to the wife is that I need another one just like it. Maybe her next husband will be the silver tongued devil that I am not.

Quail have been difficult to pattern for me in Kansas, so many times I have been in what I was sure could only be quail cover, and a big ol' ringneck rooster explodes in my face! Pheasant Whisperer is right "let the dog out of the truck and follow it".

As odenney said that is one of the best photos I've seen, it captures a big part of the reason I hunt: Great Memories. Congratulations and keep up the good work.

Kansas does it right!

I am a fan of the Danner boots as well. My model of choice is the Pronghorn Un-insulated. I hunt uplands birds from Nebraska to Texas and while the design has changed a little down through the years the comfort and traction have been consistent.

Congratulations Troy! Well deserved!!!

I shoot Skeet in the left barrel and Modified in the right.

I am about five feet seven inches tall. On May 1, 2013, I weighed 218, I started what is popularly known as the Fast Diet. Basically eating only 600 calories two days a week, my "fasting" days were Tuesday and Thursday. On September 7, 2013 I weighed 178. On Tuesday/Thursday I would have a...

George Evans book "A Dog, A Gun and Time Enough". As a bird hunter it's the three things I want the most. I like my little side by side and hope to pass it on someday but the reality is it doesn't matter how much time I have with my dogs I will always want just one more hunt, one more day in the...

I have been approached twice by owner/manager of hunting preserves and I have turned both offers down. The safety issue was just too much of question mark.

It's a fairly common occurrence to look at the back window and see one of my Setters pointing a butterfly or grasshopper and the other three backing. It hasn't created problems in the field that I am aware of. Freaks the neighbors out but they are not bird dog people.

That is great news.

These are the types of threads/posts that are causing me to visit this board less and less frequently. I don't need anyone's permission to agree or disagree with an opinion, another person's accomplishments and/or experiences don't necessarily have any validity for my situation. I may be the...

Based on what I have read, I don't think Ruger could afford to bring the Gold Label back. They lost a ton of money on that gun. IF I remember correctly they had major issues with the light weight barrels. I bought mine for $1700 and the last one I saw NIB at Cabella's had a $3200 price tag on...