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Husker Why don't you tell us how many permits were available for that area and how many went to residents and how many went to non residents.

Without checking I'll betcha South Dakota has as much or more Indian reservations than Montana.

Husker we all pay taxes that the government gives to other people. The amount of money it costs you for BM is a very small part your license.

Montana Husker How much do you pay extra on your license for the BM program. While you have some valid points you forgot a couple others. We as NR hunters pay way more money for our license and we spend a lot money in the state that puts money in pockets of some of your residents. Another thing...

I will bet that more hens are shot by accident than are killed by falconers.

That area got hit pretty hard already this winter you might want wait till the pheasant count comes out before making plans.

Good luck trying to get information like that from this group. But I hunted that way this fall bird numbers were down I have only seen a handful of sharpies the last two years. Public land around there gets hit pretty hard prepare to walk and drive a lot.

I'm getting a Clearcut Gordon.

On my way to Duluth to pick up a new pup. Just west of Hinkly I saw a field with 5 roosters. Who knew.

Apparently nobody hunts down there.

I have always hunted the north central part of South Dakota but after last year ( wet with most of the corn still in the field ) with bird numbers down. I am thinking of hunting the south central or south west part of the state. I am not looking for detailed spots but just an overall idea of...

Was that on top of the existing snow or total Thanks

Anybody know how deep the snow is south of Watertown.

West central man the cat tails are froze the deeper drainage ditches are still running. The Chippewa river had big cakes of ice floating so that looks close to freezes get. It was windy today but I still saw 15 or so birds and lost one.

Wait till tommorow