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If your dog is still trainable and you want to take him shed hunting, you might consider having him trained to avoid rattlers before you take him out in the field this spring. That's assuming you haven't done it already. There are rattlers as far north as PA, but I don't know how common they Are...

Yup, tons. I'm not a waterfowler as you know [emoji15] but Mark was rattling off all the duck and goose subspecies flying or sitting on the water, so maybe he'll comment. So much water, though, you'd need to be pretty lucky hunting from a blind unless you figured out the favorite food sources...

Aye aye, skipper. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't presume to give advice on this forum. I'm not an experienced hunter, but even in my own realm of expertise, I always give credit where credit is due. I just try to share what I'm learning, and I usually finish with, "I hope this helps." Try it some time. It's called "humility". Sent...

Thanks for the info. Too far for me to go for squirrels, but a really nice outreach program.

Welcome Jared. Shed hunting is great fun in the off-season, and a great way to scout for where the deer are. What kind of dog do you have? What do you hunt besides deer during the season? Bow or firearm, or both?

Here are a couple of pics of the marsh, looking west and south from the high ground of the pasture. That's Suisun Slough in the background.

(Disclaimer: Given our degree of (un)success, I would have posted this under a "Scouting report" forum if that were an option.) Center Mass drew a SHARE program hunt at Rush Ranch on Grizzly Island (Suisun Marsh) a couple of weekends ago. He was looking for a hunting buddy, so I tagged along...

I'm sorry guys, I just can't help calling "bullshit" when I think I see it. Now THAT's something we have in common. [emoji8] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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With all due respect gentlemen, I posted the alert from Jeff Derbes because this issue is relevant to hunters. I don't hunt over a dog (yet), but I respect the rights of those who do and I see this as interference by people who don't understand hunting. This is very different from a thread...

He's just pissed you didn't go full retard over his thread. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's the latest, quoted from Jeff Derbes of SD NAVHDA: "All, Here is some information about the Use of Dogs for the Pursuit/Take of Mammals. While it may not effect the way you hunt right now, as current or future hunting dog owners, it is a step towards the total non-use of dogs for...

Thanks for posting this Steve. Does anyone have thoughts on the stock chokes on an a-391 (I've been using IM mostly) for turkey? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So many hunts, so little time [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here is the old thread. Great discussion. Preserving meat after the kill https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?share_fid=75428&share_tid=6563&url=http%3A%2F%2Fschoutdoors%2Ecom%2Findex%2Ephp%3Fthreads%2FPreserving-meat-after-the-kill%2E6563%2F&share_type=t Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It will keep fine in a cooler on ice. Keep the ice box in the shade and try to keep the meat as dry as you can. Make sure that when you are butchering the meat you remove all bloodshot or damaged meat, because it spoils more quickly. Get it as clean as you can before putting it on ice. Hope that...

That would explain your daughter's quizzical expression. [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He'd still have to throw the bolt with his right hand... his surgeon would frown on that, I suspect [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Aside from the quality of the glass, think also about whether you want a straight or angled scope. There are advantages to each. If you have any flexibility issues, especially in your neck or knees, you might prefer angled. My point is to think not only about looking through it, but also how...