Recent content by Curran

It’s a humiliation ritual to control the peasants.

It is definitely a kill program from the DOW. I’ve seen the letter. They’ve also been very, very quiet about the program.

Paired well with a walk in the woods.

@giles I can wholeheartedly say that Dan Cabela is the real deal. I was fortunate to sit down and have some conversations with him a few times while working at the Sportsmen's Alliance. He obviously comes from means beyond what we're familiar with, but he's a down-to-earth conservationist at the...

Awesome!!

Saw a doe and her two yearlings and forky buck. No shots given so no shots taken. My toes got a little tingly toward the end but feeling is returned now. 😁

I was just taking off my Muck boots when my left calf cramped. With the boot gripping my foot, and the muscle seized up, I dropped into a plank position to try and stretch it out. The boot said, “Nope, you can’t do that” as I screamed from the pain and karate-kicked my foot free, Blitz came...

Congrats!! 👏🏼👏🏼

No. Do we think the state really cares about turkey or deer? Are we seeing more turkey or deer. I think we have a thread or two around here documenting those topics.

I didn’t stay up and watch the game because I have be up early to work. Instead of turning on espn when I woke up, I turn to the memes to find out who won. The memes did not disappoint. First one I saw…

I see your point, and agree that as a nonprofit, the goal should be to be so successful that you’re no longer needed. I would also say with PF, they’ll never be able to work themselves out of business. The problem is simply too big for just them to solve alone.

BBQ goose for lunch. I wanted to smoke the breasts first then finish them in the Instapot but it was too cold. 🥶 Still turned out great with the seasoning and sauce, just didn’t have the smokiness I prefer.

The #1 determining factor for anything wildlife-related, but especially for upland species, is habitat. The #2 factor is connection corridors of quality habitat. If you're not connecting habitats, then isolated populations are still at risk, just like the quail OO2 mentioned above. After #1 & 2...

The benefits of quality pheasant habitat extend so far beyond just pheasants. Starting with what most hunters care about, deer. The bedding and escape cover that grasses and edge habitats provide is phenomenal. I've bumped some really great deer moving through pheasant cover, and some of the...

One goose yesterday. Not seeing many birds right now. Hopefully that changes soon.