Recent content by Moose-head

Is there someplace that takes deer hides? I got a buck and hate to let the leather just go to waste, I won't be using it for anything. Is there some place that accepts them locally? I know Theisons in Iowa takes them but haven't found anyplace here.

Gongratulations to all

Score one for the warden. :D

I recently learned that you don't just run out to the car to grab something out of it in your bare feet. I have had a sticker in my foot for about two weeks that I was hoping would work out on its own but hasn't. They seem to stay stuck once there.

I could post a picture of me at home in bed; sick, but that is no fun. Hopefully there are some still out there

it has been below freezing at night so they will be gone. it was warm yesterday and one was basking in the road, but that will likely be the last one I see this year. You probably have a better chance of seeing one in Michigan in October than here in December

Bethlehem Lutheran Church's youth group puts a breakfast on on Saturday and Sunday in WaKeeney.

The owner saw a flyer that I posted at the local grocery store and got his dog back.

I am located north of Ellis and we had a young female Chocolate lab start hanging around our place the other day. She has no collar, but you can see that she used to have one on. She is in good shape, and is just hanging around and trying to get in the house. I put a bucket of water out but...

The first picture is pretty interesting. it looks like color splotches on his neck. could that be shedding?

No rain here yet, a few people running around. I am sitting in my office wishing I was outside.

I am introducing my children to hunting and this is good for them to understand as we prepare to hunt

I have always been a Mariners fan, but a couple of years ago the Mariners traded a bunch of guys who couldn't win a baseball game to the Royals. Now I get to listen to the same players Not winning baseball games that I used to listen to while they were not winning games in Seattle.

Iâ??m pretty new to pheasant but am learning about them pretty quickly in Kansas. Today I saw a hen with a whole brood of chicks that were really small, about ping pong ball sized. Is that a second brood? What happened to the first brood? What are the survival rates for a brood that small this...

I am new to Kansas, but have seen some pretty sloppy roads following a light rain shower. I imagine a little freeze/thaw will compound the problem. Do the grain/oil trucks run balls out all winter long too?