Best I can tell, Blue's 100% black lab, all 58 pounds of him. Only drawback I've seen so far is that he don't do real well over ice. Kinda has a balance issue, ya know. But I'm tell'n ya, the dog is tough. When I went to pick him up after his amputation, the vet called me in to tell me how the dog ...

Well, Goose, things ain't been bad up here in NEA. We have, however, had some of the same problems. Everything went good from the 4th week in Oct. up till 3 days before the season opener when that dirty bast**d full moon came up rearing his ugly head. And here they came, those 7:30 p.m. mass exodus ...

You otta see my new pooch. It's a long story, but you might get a kick out of it. Last september I was cutt'n beans when I looked out the window and saw a dog limp'n along beside my combine. I left him alone for a couple of days but I left him some food out a the farm shop sos he wouldn't starve ...

Ole Gooser's right. No ducks in the land of the Arkie, no more licenses available, and the AGFC told me they weren't letting anyone hunt until 2006. By the way, howyadoin Trav?

Yup, I think it pretty well sucked for everyone on the south end of the flyway. One thing I didn't mention is that last year I hunted on the farm (less than 10 minutes from home) on 27 of 37 days, whereas this year I drove to destinations over 1 hr. from home on 35 of 56 hunts. On 19 hunts over my ...

I've found that it helps my hunting to keep track of what I kill, when and where. I say that to emphasize that I don't believe that hunting ducks is about the number of ducks you kill in a season -- it means far more than that to me. However, if I want to know the patterns of the birds on a ...

Howdy, boys. Its been a while. Just wonder'n how season went this year in the great State of Mississippi. Things were a little slow in AR this time 'round. Gimme some stats on your kill this season.

I named mine the "Trigger Happy Quacker Tracker"

$5k ain't unreasonable considering the area. clarenden sits right on the banks of the White river and almost in between East lake and Maddox Bay. It's not more that 5 miles from Peckerwood lake, which is part of the famed edgar queeny estate known as "wingmead". I have spent quite a bit of time ...