Recent content by drewswhips

Sounds like a vole. A little bigger than a mouse with a short tail. I run across a few farmers that don't want yotes shot, but the majority say shoot 'em all. Once in a while I run across a farmer that offers to pay me to have them shot. The biggest problem for our local quail is habitat...

After looking at all the pictures posted. I'm sure it was a hermaphordite. I called KDWP the other day, and they said I "probably" did the right thing by leaving it behind. Thanks for all the pics.

I second that.

I'm sure if a 'yote came across eggs or chicks it wouldn't pass up that free meal.

No pheasants for miles (central MO).

Gotta hunt something after bird season's over. Went out tonight and called in two coyotes from the same stand. I saw the 1st 30 seconds after I started calling. I think they're hungry...

Nice caves. Mines not near that neat, but it also has to double for my shop. It does have one wall done with old barn wood... http://drewswhips.com/northwall.JPG http://drewswhips.com/EASTWALL.JPG But the best part is the shoot'n range out the back door (I can shoot out the window if the...

We left it behind because, by legal definition, it was a hen. It had no sign of spurs (or any bumps) and the plumage would not have passed legally as a rooster, except for maybe the head. Looking back though, I wish I would have at least taken it back to the truck to get a picture of the whole...

I really don't think it was a young rooster. It had no typical rooster markings at all on the body. The body coloring was a the same, like the few feathers you can see at the bottom of the head. I'm wishing now I would have kept it, but my uncle didn't want to chance getting a ticket. It...

I was in the McPherson area over the weekend and shot what I thought was a rooster (saw a dark head and shot). When I picked it up, it was something I'd never seen before. It had a dark head similar to a rooster, but a light body. They body coloring was not like a hen pheasant, but rather...