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Congrats! A dog that can do something in the field. Not a couch potato. Good for you!

By any standards, that is a nice buck.

Understand that quail do not 'come in'. The purpose of them answering your call is to let you know where the covey is. So you can come to them. Be careful when you do approach. There will always be a sentinel watching for you.

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Until you have bagged a Mearns. Then you have the most beautiful quail.

Guys, this is undoubedtly the sneakiest predator there is. I have discovered two at less that 50 yards wondering if we were worth going after. I am telling you they move in such a way that unless you know what you are looking at only your body's stop measure will tell you. Oh, bozos, deny...

It's all about the $$$.

At least 3 generations of long tail in the rocks. Have fun and don't get eaten.

Got a shovel?

Never having been in the country you have homework. You seem to be on "get it done quick". In that case hire Hatchet and get yourself a forkie.

With a major operation like Hatchet's I'm sure he will call in the drones and fly it over to your truck bed.

Or buy "Bonds of Passion" written by Web Parton. Unquestionably the most experienced bird dog trainer in these parts. He is also available for phone consults to friends. ( I know I'm going hear about that) Website "snakesafe.com".

Look for shade and green forbs.

But they are so cute sweet and cuddly. SSS

I would have recommended a GPS. No sense getting turned around while chasing game.

Only cost you $4.50! No wonder I don't shoot doves.

Ok, so what time is dinner? I think we're having tuna.

I wanna go shoot something.

Calling quail will let you know if they are around. I have a dog that lives to hunt birds so without a dog try listening and hiking you can often find them. And remember if this is your first time hunting quail remember that they jump up as a covey so don't be too freaked out. In reference to...

Haven't seen bonies that big in a very long time. Thanks.