Recent content by jjoel

any rumors of how SW Iowa will be fairing this year? I have relatives around that area and I may take the plunge on the expensive Iowa out of state hunting license.

Your Vizsla looks EXACTLY like mine. I thought, for a split second, that you may have taken my dog for a hunt.

very cute puppy, reminds me of my Vizsla when she was a pup. I think I now prefer females (my wife talked me into a female dog). Don't have to deal with all of the marking everywhere and generally less dominance type issues. I'm also a fan of the smaller size too. At least for us, it seems...

Any of you guys taking your dogs with you? I'm debating whether I should. My dog loves people, but man its going to be sensory overload for her. crazyyyy!

My V is pretty nutty too :) Pretty dogs... Hope to get mine onto some birds within the next couple weeks.

Peroxide is a life saver. Our dog has swallowed articles of clothing in the past. It's either peroxide, hope that it will pass, pay for a $5,000 surgery, or put the dog down... we choose peroxide. I know its not the best thing for our dog, but it has to beat all three other options.

Asking $200. I'll include all of my 12 ga. shells, full, modified, imp, and turkey chokes. The gun is very clean and the bluing is very good. The stock looks like the order Winchester model 12s. You can see on the receiver that the previous owner engraved intiails into the receiver :mad: ...

Saw 2 deer, a turkey, a squirrel... 0 birds. Thank you NE KS for a great opener! Hunting with good friends and happy dogs... still beats work.

Quail. I'm going to wait and see what you guys report for pheasant and maybe make a trip out towards Hays in December or January. I live in KC so it's primarily quail around these parts. I've actually only truly been pheasant hunting a couple of times. Growing up in Missouri, we always...

Just curious with most of the state down on rain (until this last week or so) do you think a solid strategy would be to aim for brushy creeks? My logic is that there would be more of a water supply there and probably better vegetation and cover.

I'll add my story... I had some sort've temporary stomach ailment during dove season this year. Well I got out into the dove field and started the mile hike to the good spot when all the sudden I couldn't go any further. Thankfully I was wearing a t-shirt and had a leatherman... felt much...

I think my idea is similar to yours.

PM me if your plan works out :) I'm hoping that quail numbers will be decent on the eastern portion of the state. The KC weather forecast maps have shown less drought up north, which could indicate better pheasant populations. Anyone think it's worth making a trip from KC to Hays this year...

and one more to prove it's cuteness

Pup last year at just over 2 months old.