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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2312290" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>The hardest part of hunting birds these days is the LIMIT per day. When I lived in New England depending on the time of the year, I could take out 3-5 dogs (pointers. flushers, retrievers) and go into an area , get my limit of Woodcock, Grouse, Quail, Pheasant so maybe at least 10 birds an area. Then go home drop off the birds and go to another area. </p><p>I could no way pay for a hunt in SD for pheasants of Iowa and only shoot (2) birds. I have hunted several private Plantations here in GA and shot up to 50 birds in a morning. Now this was with hunting off of horse and horse wagons with (8) dogs. Every 20 minutes would change out two dogs so they would not get wore out. Sometime bust out 30+ quail in a covey at a time and these were wild flyers. Once they took off they were gone. These plantations did raise birds, but wild raised. The prices for being a member of these Plantations and yearly dues were a lot more than my annual salary. So much for the "Rich & Famous" . I was lucky to be a "Honored Guest",</p><p>Would love to be in SD or Iowa this time of the year and have a few good pups. I have a new Benelli M-1 Field Camo 20 gauge and 6+ cases of shot shells just waiting for some birds. </p><p>I also have a NIB Cynergy posted for sale because I don't have the area to hunt birds.</p><p>Nothing better than bird hunting-Grouse, Quail, Peasant, Woodcock and then getting into DUCK & GEESSE is a whole another hunting!!!!</p><p>Yes BIG Game Elk. Moose, Deer, Bear, Speed Goats are extremely great to hunt ,EXCITING!!!, but ONE shot-one animal. Birds you can shoot many and action all the time plus working/hunting with your favorite hunting buddies (dogs).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2312290, member: 116439"] The hardest part of hunting birds these days is the LIMIT per day. When I lived in New England depending on the time of the year, I could take out 3-5 dogs (pointers. flushers, retrievers) and go into an area , get my limit of Woodcock, Grouse, Quail, Pheasant so maybe at least 10 birds an area. Then go home drop off the birds and go to another area. I could no way pay for a hunt in SD for pheasants of Iowa and only shoot (2) birds. I have hunted several private Plantations here in GA and shot up to 50 birds in a morning. Now this was with hunting off of horse and horse wagons with (8) dogs. Every 20 minutes would change out two dogs so they would not get wore out. Sometime bust out 30+ quail in a covey at a time and these were wild flyers. Once they took off they were gone. These plantations did raise birds, but wild raised. The prices for being a member of these Plantations and yearly dues were a lot more than my annual salary. So much for the "Rich & Famous" . I was lucky to be a "Honored Guest", Would love to be in SD or Iowa this time of the year and have a few good pups. I have a new Benelli M-1 Field Camo 20 gauge and 6+ cases of shot shells just waiting for some birds. I also have a NIB Cynergy posted for sale because I don't have the area to hunt birds. Nothing better than bird hunting-Grouse, Quail, Peasant, Woodcock and then getting into DUCK & GEESSE is a whole another hunting!!!! Yes BIG Game Elk. Moose, Deer, Bear, Speed Goats are extremely great to hunt ,EXCITING!!!, but ONE shot-one animal. Birds you can shoot many and action all the time plus working/hunting with your favorite hunting buddies (dogs). [/QUOTE]
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