Just seen a bobwhite quail on public land - the future is bright
Me thinks you are being facetious. LOL I see a FEW down there every year, but I wouldn't say the future is bright. I may just report your pot stirring butt.Just seen a bobwhite quail on public land - the future is bright
Me thinks you are being factious. LOL I see a FEW down there every year, but I wouldn't say the future is bright. I may just report your pot stirring butt.
Me thinks you are being facetious. LOL I see a FEW down there every year, but I wouldn't say the future is bright. I may just report your pot stirring butt.
Yeah, how is he gonna set a good example for us? LOLdang administrator at that
Heck I gave you detailed instructions year before last. I don't think I saw or actually hunted GL much last year.GPS coordinates via pm or it didn’t happen!!
Heck I gave you detailed instructions year before last. I don't think I saw or actually hunted GL much last year.
That doesn't surprise me. We hunt the field trial area all week when it first opens and I can't tell you the times I have jumped birds over there and go back to the same place and turn dogs out 2-3 days in a row and hunt the same block and never see them again.those birds (year before last) were like the ones i found on another piece of public,,,,,
never to be found when I had my mutts looking for them
I do so miss the Bobwhite Quail. It was just a common thing when I was a kid and then they were gone. I saw one in Chatham County about 10 years ago... a single sad and lonely bird calling. That was the first one I had seen in more than 20 years.