muliebuck

Man I' m ready for bird season. We' ve had good rain in SW Nebraska and things are looking great. Can' t wait for that cackle.
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neweboarhunter

Muliebuck,
I am with you 100%. This waiting for fall is driving me stir crazy. Been seeing a lot of young and poults this year though Hope they are still around come November.

HOSS

Geez you guys had to go and bring it up now you got me started with a new pup to work and seeing lots of birds IT' S HOW LONG TILL NOV.

CHUKARBUSTER

WE STARTED ONE OF THE EARLIEST HATCHS THAT I REMEMBER, SOME OF ARE PHEASANTS ARTE HALF GROWN, QUAIL AND HUNS ARE DOING GREAT AND CHUKARS ARE EXPLODING IN NUMBERS, WOULD BE SUPRISED IF THIS YEARS COUNTS ON CHUKAR DOESNT BREAK EVERY RECORD ON THE BOOKS.
JUST HOPE THE RUFFS AND BLUES DO WELL.

neweboarhunter

Chukarbuster,

If you don' t mind me asking what state do you live in where you have such an array of gamebirds. Also what is a Hun?

CHUKARBUSTER

I LIVE IN IDAHO, WE HAVE NINE SPECIES, OF UPLAND BIRDS, THAT CAN BE HUNTED.
HUNS, ARE CALLED HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE, THEY ARE SMALLER THAN A CHUKAR, BIGGER THAN A QUAIL. AND ARE A COVEY BIRD.

RANDY

neweboarhunter

Nine species of upland birds![] I got to get to Idaho, I think my shotgun is calling me. We for the most part in northern Indiana just have pheasant with the occasional covey of quail. There are some pockets of ruff grouse in the south and the rare wood cock.