Pheasants 2018

Would like to open AV forum on the 2018 season 

BirdHunter,

Glad you got out on a Saturday.  As far as hunting on Sundays or any day which is a couple days out from stocking, in the past I have had limited success on those days also, but the key to the success I did have was hip boots and a good dog.  Walking through knee deep water to reach a island most hunters skip.  Another thing is hunting next to the property boundary.  We chase a lot of birds off public hunting grounds, but some return. Just keep your dog in control and think about safety.

My bird report for the last 3 days is about 7 hours of hunting, 3 flushes and 1 rooster bagged.  I did see one rooster crossing the road from the private side to the public at the end of the day yesterday.  Not enough light left to put on a chase.

Fritz

Pool that's pretty lame. I agree not classy. You can call the police or DNR if he leaves stuff on the road. It's up to the official to decide if it's littering or not if it's left in plain sight.

Was out yesterday drove to a small spot I go to in walworth county,  three trucks there and a guy in the middle of the road cleaning the birds, and I mean the middle I had to go in the opposite side to get around them. Not very classy, not sure what he did with the guts but no reason to do this.

Birdhunter if you go on the dnr website and type in pheasant stocking it will list which sites get how many. Also you can call your local land manager to check if they are , you can find that by looking up the property.  Hope this helps and good luck.

Went out today for a few hours today my lab got one up while I was following my old girl golden, figures all I heard was the cackle. I think the light finally went on for him he has great energy and a nose. 

Oh if you go to honey creek  with a dog with long hair the burrs are terrible this year , painful if they get in their paws . Good luck all and be safe.

Windzor has waited all year for this. Had a great day today with a limit of birds.  Camping has been great. Traded the tent  for a Winnebago Winnie drop.  Sure is nice turning the furnace on for the 28 degree mornings.

Glad to see your success putzer!! We (the springer and i) have been out twice this year. Although my shooting has been something to be left desired we have limited out both times. Got to witness a pheasant release today, always on my bucket list...

Out this morning found af few not much shooting 

Was out on land planted by Pheasants Forever had a great time  please support