randy's blog

Hey guys I'm off to Kimball,South Dakota in a couple weeks to chase Wiley the Ring-Necked Pheasant. The group always limits out on birds. 5 days 20 hunters, thats 300 Roosters. Alot of people ask me to bring tail feathers back for tying trout flies. If you'd like some feathers let me know and I'll add you to my list. No Charge of course. more »

Just curious, and actually wanting to get the page jumpin...so what is your shotgun choice for waterfowl and what loads do you use?

I shoot a Beretta Extrema 2, 24" Mod and always shoot 3 1/2 #2 Drylock

I read a quote once from an avid waterfowl hunter, his name escapes me, but he said: more »

Well boys I am the proud owner of a Red Head Deluxe Layout Blind. Now let's see them stinkin Mallards set wide, or next to the tree line or maybe by the road...Mr Neely, AKA "Sneek" has alittle something for em'

But now with 6 dozen full bodies, 9 Mojo's and Layout I'm gonna need a 4 wheel drive Chrysler Town and Country to haul my crap to the field...LOL more »

Okay real duck hunters think about the sport year round. My son told me yesterday he's already thinking about smackin some ducks. Hard to comprehend with temps hovering around the century mark, but logging on here and watching the pictures stream is a cooling relief!!!!

Hope you all are having a great summer, see ya in October !!!

Here are a couple of my favorite pics from this season,

To call or not to call? That is the question: Thanks Louis for backing my hunting method up with your first hand knowledge. more »

Gentlmen, It's here, it's here.... The now famous banded hen's birthplace and origin are known.

She was hatched in 2010, banded 9-8-2010 in Minnesota, and of course her death was Poinsett County, at eh hands of your truely.

You may all rest easy now...LOL more »