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I think it just kinda depends on what they have, in this video I was hunting some areas with great habitat but in years past I hunted thicker areas that hold birds too. I think it’s all about food and cover and these places had a ton of food in certain places that held a concentration of birds!

No sir I don’t, both of my shorthairs were purchased from breeders that aren’t breeding any more but chip my younger shorthair has a lot of blood from some lines in Georgia. My pointer comes from Iowa out of hackberry kennels. Thanks for watching!

I appreciate it! You know the struggle and feeling of the occasional success then!

O yes... I have 4 dogs 2 Pointers, 1 english setter and 1 red setter... they are young and I keep them under control...

Yes sir it is!

I appreciate it man. I wish I could truly show how special a good quail hunt is, I’m just trying to get as close as I can when I show y’all.

I hunt wild bobs in central and south Fl. It’s a sport of little glamor but finding a covey or two is all you can hope for, and that makes the day good. Whether you kill or not. I have a 4 year old GSP female reminds me of your girl. She’s really coming to be great. Waiting on a pup from standing stone spring 25!

I know the feeling, a covey or 2 a day is a great day. Standing stone has some great dogs. I went to a seminar up there a few years ago. Good people!

I hunt a variety of habitat, I think they just have to adapt to it and build up a tolerance on their pads. I normally hunt thick, briars but have found a little different habitat this year!

I use a battery pack and run a cord from my vest to the go pro with a battery covert that has an opening on it.

Thanks for the concern but they were sage grouse. Thanks for watching!

It definitely threw me off! I’ve seen it up in Kansas after a covey has gotten up but never that early in the morning. They could have been busted up the night before.

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

Good video beautiful dog amigo

I appreciate it man!

Yes I do but I let the birds teach the dogs to stand first then I will start teaching woah as they get through their first season and get some experience.

I appreciate it!

Thanks man, we’re just taking it slow and looking forward to next season with him!

Thanks Ron, I’m really enjoying watching him work and figure things out. That little tail is a pretty thing to see over some bluestem!

I’ve never done any formal snake avoidance but I’ve had encounters in the woods and stimulated the dogs when they were near the snake. I have seen wild birds go in gopher holes this year so I don’t really know the solution to keeping them out of them. I’m just careful when I get in an area with a lot of them.

I would think actual boots might be better for that. I’m not sure how the inner tube booty would do in the snow as wet as it would be. They are great in sandy environments but again haven’t tested them in snow.

I’m from Florida, my buddy lives up in Kansas. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! No sir, we actually named him off of the road we live on!

Thanks for watching. The struggle down here makes it all worth it when a covey gets up in front a pup on point!

Thanks Ron!

Thank you sir, I’m sure going to try and give him as much opportunity to become a good pup!

I appreciate it! I love a nice Brittany too!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you, it’s been a little tougher than normal down here this year. Conditions seem to be super dry.

@@countincoveys Agreed! I went to the Barbour County WMA and put in about 12 miles and didn't find any birds. Rough day!

@@haydenhicks80that’s rough man but you’ll get ‘em!

@@countincoveys yeah i will...just gotta keep putting in the work. Hoping to ease across the river and hunt around Blakely soon.

Did see your comment until just now. For sure, it’s all part of the game and I’m just glad we had enough time and bird contacts to allow the dogs to figure it out. Sorry to hear that!

I’m right there with you. Thanks for watching!

I think everyone that hunts down here knows they are here and we are just cautious. When the temperatures start to rise and the sun starts beating down I take it a little more cautiously. You can wear snake boots as well. I just don’t let it stop me from getting out there, if you do then you will never go.

Thanks for the heads up! I’ll be running dogs this weekend.

Thanks man. It was a fine day! I like pulling the trigger but I like watching them fly just as much. Thanks for watching.

I appreciate it!

Good to hear! I’ll be posting progress updates on here. Thanks for watching the channel!

Yeah man, I’ll give you a call soon and tell you a little about how I ended up finding him.

Thank you sir.

Yeah I do! I have a small coop and have 8 trained pigeons!

We used it the whole trip and we didn’t have any issues. I think it’s important to have the athletic tape on the dog first then make sure the second layer of tape is sticking good to the tube. And make sure it’s under the pad on the back! Hope that helps!

Love this method, it really saved us and it’s easy!

Thank you for watching! I enjoyed creating it and making those memories!

I appreciate it! Can’t wait for everything to open down here!

I appreciate it! I actually live in Florida, that’s where I do most of my hunting for wild quail. Kansas is pretty awesome! It was about a 33 hour drive I think!

Oh cool, wild bird hunters in Fl are rare so I appreciate the struggle. 33 hours is a haul. I travel to the UP for grouse and woodcock every fall and road trips with dogs is a chore. Enjoy yourself bud, hope we cross paths in the Florida flat woods one day.

I appreciate it. No doubt, I take every bird contact as an opportunity. I think later on in the dogs life is when it pays dividends. Thanks again man.

Thanks man! We almost made it through the whole trip but couldn’t get that lucky 😂

@@countincoveys Hello good videos i have hunting videos on youtube

@@HuntinginLebanon94 thank you! I’ll have to check them out!