Recent content by ThePheasinator

Wow, that is really tough. Very sorry. Thanks for posting as a reminder to us all to cherish pets and those around us, and to hunt safe.

Super cute puppy... I am sure you will have your hands full while he learns the rules! :)

nice report!

Thanks for the boot info, I'll be curious to hear how the improved dipped version works. My britt suffers in the sand burrs, I've thought about trying boots.

nice way to finish the day as far as giving it a rest, I think everything is about to change with the front coming in tomorrow...

Nicely done, and nice pics. What sort of boots is your dog wearing?

ps, did the Blue Heeler herd 'em so the GSP could point them, then the labs flush them? That combo does sound like it could make for interesting dog theatrics...

Nice, that sounds like a great day, and it's good to hear there are some in the spots that had a dryer spring.

Sorry to hear of the disrespectful littering. I understand a beer after hunting... but during it? For me it would detract from the experience, not to mention from being a safe and good wingshot. Well said, Yeller, and have a great hunt!

Way to get the young 'un hooked. Pheasant hunting got me started on all sorts of hunting, maybe that'll happen w/ Colton... it's a gateway hunt! :cheers:

I completely agree. The WIA program got me back into upland hunting after essentially giving up on it for years. I have spent many pleasant days on the prairie as a result, and gotten new hunters into the sport hunting on WIA. I thank the landowners and organizers of the program for all those...

Nice, it's good to hear the birds were holding for you. I find that watching the dog work makes the whole day a lot more exciting and suspenseful. All those times the dog gets excited but you never see a bird... it keeps you optimistic. That said, I've had plenty of good days just walking on my...

??? You guys can rush to his support and he may be a fine person, but keep in mind the posts here are a reaction to the stuff Engpointerman wrote when he started the thread. Inflammatory and dangerous to discourage people from wearing orange. He got what he asked for, and probably expected. It...

By the way, in case anyone would like to read the CO Incident Reports I referred to, follow the link below. There are some heartbreaking stories. It is a lot less painful to learn from other people's mistakes, and good to start the season thinking about safety. See you out there this weekend...

smart upland hunters wear orange Dude... it is fine to inform and encourage people to respect those trying to work the fields and roads, but this quote is plain stupid. You may not mind getting patterned by your buddy because he can't tell the difference between your Carhartts and the...