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Sorry for your loss

This is what you'll need to get out of the mud at Wister

No one knows what to really do when you favorite hunting partner passes away. Relive in your mind the many moments you had together. Think back on all the great conversations you had when the skies where empty. Look at the lab left behind knowing how many hundreds of birds he brought to hand...

Truduct said it...not enough.

Great job, love to see the 11-87 get it done as well.

I have a couple of these, and you can always use for fishing. https://aftco.com/collections/fishing-sun-masks

https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a31738344/lithium-salton-sea-bill-gates-mike-bloomberg/ Strange things are afoot at the Circle K......

My wife makes it every Saint Patrick's Day, and I eat it just once a year. Along with a few Guinness it's not bad. :cool:

Exactly

"canadian peso"... I just spit out my drink :joy: :joy: :joy::joy:

I tried this and the family said it was a winner. I put snow goose, teal, widgeon, pintail and gad in the stew. https://www.ducks.org/hunting/waterfowl-recipes-wild-game-cooking/new-england-waterfowl-stew?poe=waterfowl-recipes:-wild-game-cooking

You hunt ducks? :joy: :joy:

I have always used stockingfoot, but I know guys that use bootfoot. I think it's really a personal preference. I don't have an issue in the Wister mud with the foot slipping in the stockingfoot.

Awesome Skeet.

Very sad indeed.

Great looking dog. Nice job on the teal slam.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/11/hunting-as-conservation-sportsmen-incentives-to-protect-endangered-species-habitats/ “Hunters are the base of the food chain, the most important part of what we do,” Brasher concludes. “They’re the fuel that runs the engine.”

Man's best friend. RIP Lloyd.