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How many of you chase them and what are you seeing leading up to Sept. 1st ? In my range of travels I'm only seeing a few here and there , may need to enlarge my range of driving here in Minnesota . Was even considering going across into the Dakotas

OGblackcloud wrote:How many of you chase them and what are you seeing leading up to Sept. 1st ? In my range of travels I'm only seeing a few here and there , may need to enlarge my range of driving here in Minnesota . Was even considering going across into the Dakotas

Hell yeah I shoot em but it's usually more of sitting by gravel piles and shoot them off the abandoned railroad wires. Not sporting in any way its plain bird murder.
Trains a dog to have a soft mouth.


Reminds me of Darren (dickweed) Evens.
He tried hunting with guns he's an archer.
He'd miss a dove 3 times and I'd shoot it every time.
Loved doing it too.
He finally gave up.
He asked me a hundred times where to put the bead.
I'd say file it off its fucking you up.

I chase them occasionally, more so for dog training like Betty mentioned, but also scratches an itchy trigger finger and we grill them for football-watching food. Not seeing much for numbers yet here in south Alabama. Numbers don’t typically pick up around our place till sometime in august.

I'm not enough of a shooter to have bothered with them in quite a while, but saw enough doves go down dogs' hatches to have quit taking young dogs along well before I quit shooting them. Even saw a fellow off to the emergency room after he tried to recover one before it got all the way down.

Rick wrote:I'm not enough of a shooter to have bothered with them in quite a while, but saw enough doves go down dogs' hatches to have quit taking young dogs along well before I quit shooting them. Even saw a fellow off to the emergency room after he tried to recover one before it got all the way down.

You need to feed your dog more.
That's what they said when milo gulped a teal.
Gone it was just gone and I wasn't sticking my hand in there for a duck no way