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Today, Macho Became a Chukar Dog.

Today, Macho Became a Chukar Dog.

October 15, 2018 by JW

When you hunt solo as much as I do, there is an oversupply of window time with nobody to talk to but yourself.

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WA, MT, ID, Catchup

WA, MT, ID, Catchup

October 14, 2018 by JW

I know, I know…I have been failing to keep up as of late.  Since the WA dove opener it’s been a whirlwind. So here are the highlights:


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Why I Love Chukar

Why I Love Chukar

September 06, 2018 by JW

There are some pretty strong feelings coursing through my veins when I converse about the Wiley Chukar. The intent of this piece is not to defend why I think they are the greatest game bird ever, or that they are as tasty as Duck Confit.  It’s just about MY relationship with them, and why I acquire and train dogs for Chukar hunting first and foremost.

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Bird Hauling Vest Review!

Bird Hauling Vest Review!

July 24, 2018 by JW

For almost two decades I have been in pursuit of upland birds.  During this time I have worn, destroyed, loathed, and loved wing shooting vests.  I would like to discuss the ones I have personally put through the paces.  This is not what my buddy said, or what hunting magazine Mr. John Brown professional model person thinks.   These are all vests that I have slung over my shoulder while in the field.  These findings are based upon my style of hunting, and my body dimensions of course. I always chase Chukar first and foremost.  I am a tad over 6 Ft., and fluctuate between 210-230 lbs. (depending if Elysian Night Owl Pumpkin Ale is available).  This is my straight dope on several rigs, and what I think in my humble opinion is the best vest I have owned to date. The below outfits are probably 75% of my total vests owned and used.

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The Dos

The Dos

June 25, 2018 by JW

I was advised I should have considered posting this entry as my first blog post.  Noted. Now that I have scared everyone, let’s talk about the “dos”, rather than the “don’ts”. Here are few categories to help you, the neophyte hunter, through your first couple outings.  There are a myriad of areas we could focus on, but let us look specifically at three: Dogs, Terrain, and Safety.  Again, these are just some high level views intended to help you out.  I plan to break down and focus on each subject area in greater detail in later posts. 

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