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    Tee shirt material

    Looking for hunting ,fall and winter
  2. M

    Tee shirt material

    I need tee shirts that will breath and dry out quick, would like a pocket but I can do without one . My cotton shirts are not getting it ,wringing wet even in the cold temps.
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    Sold-Please remove

    I have custom made in soles for my Kenetreks, they work great in all my boots.
  4. M

    Sold: F/S Sitka Jetstream Vest Large Open Country

    What is it called or model? Will you take a check?
  5. M

    Sold-Please remove

    Try some custom insoles and kick your heels back on the floor a few times before you lace up. Might save you from having to sell them
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    First upland season for both (dog&human)

    I really think it is the breed, my guy hunts his dogs hard and I think that has a lot to do with keeping up with great genes. I did have lab /GSP crosses and the first one was my absolute best upland dog so far. My little GWP is catching up fast though. Just my $.002 of course
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    First upland season for both (dog&human)

    Labs,english pointer,Brittanys, Drath,Springer,lab/shothairs and the pup I have now is a GWP which is a bird hunting machine. I can't do long hair as we have to many weeds here on the ranch ,also I don't care fore cutting cockleburrs out during and after a hunt not to mention all the snow balls...
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    First upland season for both (dog&human)

    Been chasing chucks since 1971 and am still learning. Not real sure how many dogs I'm on now. All of eight
  9. M

    First upland season for both (dog&human)

    Far north,Above and west of MT.Shasta
  10. M

    First upland season for both (dog&human)

    Nice pup and lots of good memories for sure . What part of Ca. are you out of? Do you have any lite coors....lol
  11. M

    Finn from the Cascades, Season 3

    I have never seen these before,I like Baileys and these look awesome. Great posts and pics. Hunting season sure goes fast, can't wait to chase chucks next year.
  12. M

    The nicest hunters?

    I hear you on the rude backpackers, anyone with backcountry savvy will steep BELOW the trail for you. If I'm on the trail and headed back to camp from hunting The first thing I will do is look for a spot to step below trail when I first see horses coming. I ran 29 pack trips this year and most...
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    DD/GWP

    Was offered a one year old GWP three weeks ago, folks were moving and was going to give it to a good home. This may have worked out for you if I would have known. I really would have liked to have it but I hate cooking for my self....lol
  14. M

    DD/GWP

    Good luck, let us no how things went
  15. M

    DD/GWP

    My GWP is a year and and half old and could care less about fur, feathers are a different story. She is a little machine on chuckars . Just got back From Nevada,wind and snowed over a foot. Bit chilly this week camped out. Birds were kegged up.
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    DD/GWP

    Do your GWP's look the same as a DD? My DD who is gone now had a Farley large frame long hair and real fuzzy face. My GWP has a bit smaller frame ,shorter hair . She has eye brows (not real heavy) and chin whiskers but not real fuzzy features like the DD. Just asking as I do not no the difference
  17. M

    Range on a GSP

    Nice. You two are on your way to some Wonderfull times and memories
  18. M

    Nevada Chukar Hunting 2020

    My first hunt was in Susanville about 1971 ,went from the jungle (Nam) right to the desert to Chase chuckar. Still trying to get revenge....lol
  19. M

    Nevada Chukar Hunting 2020

    Have you ever tried Tuf-foot? Used as directed it works well. I'm headed for Denio in morning, will be the last trip for us this year.
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    Pet Peeves

    Mine would be peoples spoiled unruly damn bird dogs. I can't hunt with my friend anymore on the account of his wild dogs racing around jumping on cars and people,into everything and running the birds off.

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