Recent content by cwitherow
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Bucket list
1. As many different upland birds as I can over my dog 2. Elk- cwitherow
- Post #47
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
I would be interested in looking at the financial situation of teachers at different points in their career, say me (32 years old) vs a recent retiree. Looking at the cost of tuition vs salary comparison. There is no chance in hell I'll ever be able to own a lake place, but I don't know any...- cwitherow
- Post #122
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
Again, no disagreement on that. I am also generalizing, but there is a trend of apathy that I did not see 5-6 years ago. One of the biggest issues I'm seeing is students will pay attention juuust long enough to determine whether or not they need to continue paying attention. They will then ask...- cwitherow
- Post #91
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
I can definitely agree with that last sentence. My general concern has more to do with the lack of effort. I'm awful at math, but that just meant I had to work a little harder.- cwitherow
- Post #89
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
I've seen this several times. As a teacher who works a second job in the summer...I would be very curious to see the questions they asked and how that data was complied...if for nothing else than to get myself on that list!- cwitherow
- Post #57
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
Still happens in Prek and Kindergarten. With staff dedicated to interventions and after-school programs, it is much less common through elementary and middle school.- cwitherow
- Post #56
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Evaluate the ROI on Education
As a teacher who frequently asks students what they plan on doing after high school, I get a mixed bag on traditional 4-year vs trade vs other. I will say, I can't tell you how many students the mindset have they're going to get into HVAC or welding, etc and their grades are AWFUL, primarily due...- cwitherow
- Post #30
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Recommendations for ND/MN/MT Gundog Trainer
Marzolf X-Kennel out of Wentworth, SD. Amazing to work with. I'm not sure if they do flushers or not, but I'd reach out and ask.- cwitherow
- Post #14
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Over / Under Shot Guns - school me on proper choke set-up
Bottom first Pheasant hunting: 16 gauge #4 shot bismuth. Mod/Imp mod all season. Hunting over a pointing dog. If they start getting jumpy I might switch to a full on top.- cwitherow
- Post #4
- Forum: Gear, Gear Deals & Gear Talk
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Gratuitous Bird and Dog Photos
I’d be so distracted by the views I’d forget I was hunting!- cwitherow
- Post #453
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Gratuitous Bird and Dog Photos
From last season. He’s not one to sit still for a picture.- cwitherow
- Post #449
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Gratuitous Bird and Dog Photos
Doesn’t get much better than watching your dog work some wild birds.- cwitherow
- Post #447
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Wild vs planted pheasants, wow....
Watching my dog work in a couple inches of snow is nothing short of beautiful.- cwitherow
- Post #26
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Eastern SD-Sharptail?
Everything I'm reading suggests late season is less worth it. Would you agree, or is it still worth the drive?- cwitherow
- Post #3
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Eastern SD-Sharptail?
How far west into South Dakota does a guy need to go before finding decent sharpie area? I live in SW MN, so I can get to Chamberlain in about 4 hours, which seems to be a good area. In addition to that, how does hunting get in the late season? Is it worth planning a trip in November/December...- cwitherow
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
