Good on you for saving those gizzards and hearts, excellent deep fried, my wife always says "don't bother coming home if you don't have the gizzards and hearts"
I'll second Rancho San Diego vet. We have been taking our labs to them for at least 20 years, Dr. Rose Brown runs a first class operation and is very caring with our duck dogs.
I buy a yearly non resident license in AZ every year, more than pays for itself hunting euros year round, take a drive around the yuma area, you won't be disappointed
Things really look promising . It's been a long time since we have seen this kind of effort. We've been thru some rough past seasons for sure. Thanks for the update.
Definitely agree the island blinds are taking over. They Definitely make it more difficult to access and hunt. My older hunting partner can't physically do them any longer, which really leaves us out of more areas as time goes by .
Between the salt cedar and giant reeds, it seems to be a losing battle in many of the areas, its too bad we don't have any work parties anymore, it sure seems some extra manpower could make a difference
W11a&c have been a real mess for many years, it's great to see this being reworked, CWA is a first class organization, always a pleasure to donate to them, money well spent.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
