Recent content by spoonbill82

Or maybe black night shade.

My hatchet that I use to break the pelvic bone,when gutting a deer.

I always have a back up shotgun when I go hunting. A good friend was pheasant hunting with his relatives in North Dakota,his nephew's 870 Express 20 ga broke a firing pin.He loaned his nephew his back up shotgun so he could keep on hunting.

Most of the land was sold on bids.

Farm land in the area that I own some property brings around $5000 to $6500. In the past 4 years Pheasants Forever has purchased around 1700 acres,which is a sore subject with farmers.

CRP was it the Browing Silver.

Depends on how much money you want to spend.

I prefer to use #5 shot for pheasants.

People that are short in stature or have short arms are not going to like way inertia shotgun handles with the longer receiver and length of pull when wearing several layers of clothing. Then there is the problem that occasionally happens is the dreaded Benelli click.

Weather forecast looks a lot better for the opener, a high of 67.

The weather forecast for the opener where I hunt, is a predicted high of 78.

3 shotguns this year, Browning BT99, Weatherby SA-08 20 ga and today a CZ Bobwhite G2 20 ga.

To warm for bow hunting.

Saint Michael-Albertville and Otsego would be another option to look at. Downside to Wayzata it is in Hennepin County and it is to close to Minneapolis.