Recent content by feasantfever

I've been stuck in the office for a few days, but from what I've seen the harvesting is going really slow. Pretty much all the beans are out, but the corn is still to wet. I know a couple guys haven't even cut silage yet. This is the latest I can remember.

He is probably still busy picking bird shot out of his butt after the resident weekend comments he left.

I got a good chuckle out of that one:10sign:

I notice a lot of short tails in that photo. You must of just dropped the netting on the flight pen.:rolleyes:;):D

I currently have two labs and a gsp. I thought I would like to try a french brit, but my dogs cann't live in the house. I wouldn't mind trying a few different ones. springer, field bred cocker, and wirehair or pudelpointer top the list right now.

it's good to hear that things are coming along for you. being trained along with the dog will make for a nice seamless transition come hunting season. although this thread is kinda worthless without pictures. come on we want to see the little guy on point!!:cheers:

all the pointing dogs in this thread look good to me.:coolpics:

the last two years I have used the twenty almost exclusively. however, I recently purchased a 16 wingmaster with a lightweight plain barrel from the sixties. so my vote might change by this time next year.

26in. for upland. 28in. for waterfowl.;)

sweet sixteen that's why I'm holding on to my money until they make a limited run of sweet sixteens. of course, if I buy one now, I pretty much gaurantee they will make the sixteens. decisions, decisions.:D

http://www.mitchellrepublic.com/event/article/id/74252/group/Outdoors/ I don't know what has gotten into the local paper, but they sure are running alot of articles on pheasant hunting all of a sudden. I totally disagree with Roger's opinion on this though. I don't feel the counts were "padded"...

x2. couldn't of said better

the local paper had an interesting article. I don't agree with everything they said, but I am hoping it at least starts some of the land owners thinking about pheasant habitat. http://www.mitchellrepublic.com/event/article/id/74170/group/Outdoors/

for browning to make a new model a5 in sweet sixteen. I'm even willing to pay a little xtra for it.:D

shooting fish in a barrel I recently hunted during blizzard conditions. I have a young shorthair and felt the snow would be ideal for him as the pheasants would hold better. upon entering the field he immediately flushed a couple roosters. then he got down to business. he pointed and...