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PAID Hunting trip with father In law. What to expect.
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<blockquote data-quote="Topgun 30-06" data-source="post: 823703" data-attributes="member: 28854"><p>Bird hunting is a lot different than a canned big game hunt! Once the birds are released, if the operator has raised them in a big enough flight pen so the birds can develop properly, that type of operation can be as good as hunting wild birds. I'm not quite following you as far as your statement that the pheasant operation is fenced. The enclosed flight pens where they are raised would be the only enclosure and you don't shoot them in there. I go to a 300+ acre farm down near Marcellus once in a while just to keep my pointer happy and he doesn't know a bird he points isn't wild because when they flush you can't tell the difference. You still have to find the birds and shoot well on some good flushes, so it's not like it's a sure thing or I wouldn't go there. I also like a nice pheasant breast to supplement the birds I get in November on our North Dakota hunt that I do every year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Topgun 30-06, post: 823703, member: 28854"] Bird hunting is a lot different than a canned big game hunt! Once the birds are released, if the operator has raised them in a big enough flight pen so the birds can develop properly, that type of operation can be as good as hunting wild birds. I'm not quite following you as far as your statement that the pheasant operation is fenced. The enclosed flight pens where they are raised would be the only enclosure and you don't shoot them in there. I go to a 300+ acre farm down near Marcellus once in a while just to keep my pointer happy and he doesn't know a bird he points isn't wild because when they flush you can't tell the difference. You still have to find the birds and shoot well on some good flushes, so it's not like it's a sure thing or I wouldn't go there. I also like a nice pheasant breast to supplement the birds I get in November on our North Dakota hunt that I do every year. [/QUOTE]
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