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dougdelite: Can a beagle flush pheasants and retrieve swimming birds?
Which do you aspire to more? Master small game huntsman or master dog trainer?- huntnpack
- Post #17
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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dougdelite: pheasants without a dog? is it possible?
As others have said. Zig zag stop start etc. I hunted them a fair amount without a dog after I’d hunted with dogs and had a fair amount of experience. I remember kind of thinking I wouldn’t have been nearly as successful while dogless without the previous experience. Without a dog you will...- huntnpack
- Post #20
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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BEST "WALKIE TALKIE"?
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- Post #7
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Elk flavor
In other words. I would rather eat a young female of any cervid species over eating an old male of any other cervid species. But they are all “good” in my book. -
Elk flavor
In the last couple years I’ve circled back to the idea that a cervid’s flavor is much more influenced by its gender and age (almost equally) than anything else. But maybe I’ve controlled for the animals diet too much to know the answer about “sagey” being bad or good. -
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Elk flavor
How many true “woods elk” are there west of the 100th meridian? In other words, can you find a Rocky Mountain elk that hasn’t spent a fair amount of its life in sage? Even if you happened to kill it in timber? -
SB 388 Revising upland bird regs for Non Residents
Would only targeting commercial training operations be a better option then? Or would the increased burden of proof make something like that unenforceable?- huntnpack
- Post #59
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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What kind of gun is good for a cabin person living deep in the American boonies?
AR-10 in 7mm HT. Although, the ready to light torches they keep around the old Lucas place seemed to do the job. -
Iowa public trust resource for sale
It takes some homework, but I've used it, and I believe I opposed the project you're referring to. To my knowledge there have been a couple. Good thing someone else with big pockets locked that property up :cool:. I'll also be taking a leak on Tedesco's grave when it's time. For...- huntnpack
- Post #38
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Iowa public trust resource for sale
" 4. a. This section does not apply to the discharge of a firearm on premises identified as a public hunting area, if the premises have been identified as a public hunting area prior to the erection of a building inhabited by people or domestic livestock, or prior to the construction of a...- huntnpack
- Post #36
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Iowa public trust resource for sale
Believe that only applies to WMAs, and buldings built post...2004?- huntnpack
- Post #34
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Podcast on wounding
"In a nutshell, the statewide bag limit is four antlered bucks and 10 antlerless deer," said William McKinley, Deer Program coordinator for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks. Or...y'know...they shoot at a lot of deer, period.- huntnpack
- Post #107
- Forum: Hunt Talk Radio Podcast
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Boise Work Trip Hangout spots?
I’d probably try taphouse pub and eatery. Not too far from where you’re staying. Probably busy and no reservations though.- huntnpack
- Post #31
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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I dont care im addicted to venison!
$10 his freezer is packed with 5 year old freezer burned doe. Edit: Should have read the article more closely. He lets them rot before they hit the freezer.- huntnpack
- Post #4
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Sleep Apnea and Hunting ?
If this statement wasn't utter horse apples, yes it would be alarming. As someone trying to get a couple folks with CPAPs off the grid, this thread has been super valuable. Thanks all for you're productive contributions. -
Top 5 westerns
Today I learned most of hunttalk thinks the western is dead, and neo westerns don’t count. Not an unusual notion I guess:- huntnpack
- Post #158
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
