Montana Roosters

[Ruff Hunter]

Tom, I am serious when I say that I am not at liberty. My hosts would actually be slightly irritated that I accurately specified the state!!! They tell people that we were in North or South Dakota. I personally don't see the need for that level of secrecy, but it was their spot and their hunt, so I have to respect their rules.

[Dean Romig]

Justin, I think we all can respect your need to keep the location as obscure as possible... Been there - done that.

Suffice to know you had a very productive and successful hunt somewhere in Montana!!






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[tom tutwiler]

Originally Posted by Justin Julian

Tom, I am serious when I say that I am not at liberty. My hosts would actually be slightly irritated that I accurately specified the state!!! They tell people that we were in North or South Dakota. I personally don't see the need for that level of secrecy, but it was their spot and their hunt, so I have to respect their rules.

Understood and no problem. We hunted in 2004 in Glasgow (think that is how its spelled) with and outfitter that has since went out of business. Big gnarly country and the roosters looked like they had been feed steroids. Best pheasant hunt of my life as far as competing against mature smart roosters who had been dodging things that want to eat them. Course all the dogs we had with us are long since gone and we aren't in the kind of shape we were in then. Back then the idea of driving 32 hours one way didn't seem like the killer it is now. I look at it as having done one bucket list thing before I even knew what a bucket list was. Have a great season.