Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Upland Birds => Topic started by: ribka on November 01, 2016, 08:26:31 PM
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In North Dakota
Upland pretty dang good here
Pheasant sharpies Huns ducks
Most were hens but putting a a lot of roosters
Great training for young dog
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Good times
Not as pretty as a pointer or GSP but gets the job done
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Open areas
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Nice job! I'll probably be back living there by this fall! Can't wait!
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Damn, are you on public ground or private?
Nice haul by the way.
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Good looking pup!
Kill em all and congrats on the good hunting.
Are you seeing a lot of fat in the breast?
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Resting after limit
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We've been in the NW portion for a couple weeks and the grouse numbers are way up!!
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More young birds this year it seems
But good numbers
My shooting was not great today😝
Would smoke the 40 to 50 us shots but the give me's were lacking today
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Combo of public and private
Nice healthy numbers
Lots of fat noticed in cleaned birds
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great pictures! Nice looking dog!!
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3 days
3 limits
Nice to put up over 50 a day
Not seeing large number of ducks yet
But enough to stay busy
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If you have time to waste while cleaning, pluck the breast of birds with a lot fat and then cut the breast out with the skin and fat attached and drop it by the house on the way home. I'll cure it and hang for a few weeks and have some cured cuts for you to enjoy ( if it turns out) I want to experiment a lot this winter.
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Thanks for sharing. great pics.
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Nicely done Tom! Smoked pheasant sounds really good.
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Boy that sure looks like a good time!!
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:yeah:
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Hit some PLots areas and waterfowl areas
Beautiful weather and getting into birds
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Those roosters love to run. Dog has learned to run at a fast clip 100 yds ahead making a wide sweep then works herself back to cut off runners. Fun to watch a young dog develop
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Way to go "Rosie" and you to Tom...Looks like you are having a great time over there.
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finished last day with a double
dog did a great job, figuring out the running rooster
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Took me about 5 minutes to locate her pointing a rooster in the tall grass. But she held point! Thinking of picking up a GPS collar end of season
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The older birds were found near water in the cattails
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The sharptails liked to sit on the round bales just out of shooting range
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last retrieve of the trip
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I found that by parking at least 200 yds from the area I was hunting seemed to minimize the roosters fleeing before I arrived. I kept my dog on the leash until I arrived at hunting area. I walked quietly and did not talk to partner. Kept moving when pushing a hunting area. Seems whenever we stopped birds would get behind us or take off out of range
It nice to still have this type of hunting for wild birds in our country
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Damn, are you on public ground or private?
Nice haul by the way.
combo of public and private
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GPS will make your hunts in CRP like that way more relaxing. We are hunting the same stuff and loving it.