South Dakota pheasants

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t.r.
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South Dakota pheasants

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My brother and I had a great time going after pheasants last weekend. My 12 gauge load is high brass #5 shot and modified choke. It works well when I do my part.

We saved up for this trip.

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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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Outstanding! Well done! :D :D
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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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When fixed properly, pheasant is delicious. Fun to hunt and good to eat. That can describe a lot of things.
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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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Wow..good for you. Looks like nice weather your having.

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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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That's great! Nothing like a good walk in the fields with a dog or 2, then the flush! Boy how I enjoy bird hunting!
I have a feeling if I went to SD I wouldn't come back!
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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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Looks like a GREAT Day..Congratulations.
Y'all got REALLY lucky weather-wise to be out there in T-shirts, the 3rd weekend in October...!!!!
When I was up that way, this time of year...a foot of snow on the ground, temps. in the 20-30 degree range and a 30 mph wind was an average day.
That was OK though...the real bad weather didn't come until January.
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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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Good for you two. Can't beat a rising rooster to a dog and gun. 8)

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Re: South Dakota pheasants

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Congrats on a fun hunt, i`ve only gone pheasant hunting once in Iowa and shot one with my sxs 410 Stevens.
My neighbors boys just came back fron the Dakota`s and had good success.
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