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Congratulations to your daughter on her first bird. One of many in the future!

Great looking grouse!

Are you going to hunt turkey this fall?

Thank you for this very important post and information. God bless.

Amazing trip, beautiful views, and delicious looking bear sausage. Well done. Thanks for posting! Enjoyed the pictures thoroughly. Keep us updated on your 8mm adventures!!

Thanks for the input. It's going to be a challenge but I am looking forward to it and looking forward to having a great season in general. I've already picked out some oak abundant land to target so we'll see what the results are!

That's unfortunate. They are missing out on a great opportunity to own some of the finest hand-fitted bespoke rifles and shotguns in the world. These pieces do get imported here into the US but the importers hike the prices 200% - 300%.

In the United States that rifle would be at least double if not triple the price you saw it at.

That's all you need right there.

All great advice here. For at least the early season, I won't be taking the "bust up" and kee-kee approach and will try to hunt mature birds more like big game using slow lazy gobbler yelps sparsely. I need to get out and scout prior to opening day. The vegetation is thick, weather is hot, so...

Haven't done any hunting in these destinations myself and based on your name it seems you may be from Belgium or France. Spain, Canada, and Scotland would be the best fit from a diverse species opportunity perspective and as a cultural match for you.

I wonder if I can do that on my Lynch World Champion box call.

It's shotgun here only. I don't have a 16ga, only 10, 12 and .410. I'll probably carry the 10 for the love of it and then switch to a 12 single shot when I need something lighter. Got it on the mast, look for islands of it, if it's everywhere, they'll be scattered. I assume the edges of...

I am looking for some advice from experienced hunters on this forum on how to hunt longbeards in the fall on public land east of the Mississippi river. I have heard this is an especially difficult hunt. I'd like to use this as an educational experience to build a solid woodsmanship foundation...

Was looking at a few for myself so thought I'd drop this one in. Looks to be a solid option: