Phesant report
 

Bruce is Biking across KS. They have had to endure some western KS wind. We will see if he sees many birds. I have seen 1, 1/2 grown phesant so far. But hey I am now raising Chukar's so hunting will be good around Laird KS.

One :shock:

Heck I have one around the house in New York :)

dont sound to promising calvin but heh sometimes nature has ways of fooling us...but i hope you see a few more phez...dog ok.... charlie

I look forward to a full report...I talked to the motel owner in Hill City yesterday. He told me not to bother cumming for birds this year that its been so dry and burnt up.....He said...If you did not water it its dead! I know bird numbers were way down from the hail storms last nesting season, a second bad year in a row will really drop the numbers of birds to hunt. We will go to Kansas anyway as we have muzzle loader tags this year. I only joined into the deer hunt not to be a party pooper. Dang deer will not fit into my game bag! and you have to stop huntin to move the @%$@! thing and get it on ice. I hope the news improves out there, I want to use my pop gun on roosters and quail..... I would trade all the deer in ohio to have the wild roosters and quail back like when I was a kid!!! Thanks all...SXS ohio...(-:

Charlie dog's are good.
Kenny yes there are plenty of deer. Does not look good I have seen some hen's on the road but I haven't seem any chicks with them. Maybe it's early?

Calvin...Is it realy dry out there? will you be in the north west end of the state, hill city? Please keep us posted on the bird numbers....Thanks Kenny SXS ohio

One? I saw two peacocks in my yard in L.A. jus saying...

Take a drive through Palos Verdes if you want peacocks... Who's idea was it to set peacocks loose in LA ??? :shock:


Oh, I get it... they emigrated from Palos Verdes.

OK let me make myself clear I SAW 1 YOUNG BIRD, 1 YOUNG BIRD. I see a few old birds but not like 2+ years ago.

Kenny it is very dry 2nd summer of it. I don't know the life span of Phesant's but were in trouble.

We farm west of Hill City; dry is not the word for it. We made the national news the other day as the hotest place on the planet at that time: 116. Bird outlook is not looking good.