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    Posted: 25 November 2012 at 14:07

The weather man said their was a snow storm coming, so I thought westerday would be a good time to get out before it got here. 

We didn't get there til late but we did get 1 bird and Heidi found 1 more that I didn't get a shot at.
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Late season Pheasants can be great fun. We almost never hunt them any more,opting for sharpie and geese...Nice to see some pictures. Thanks.
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Late season birds are a little harder to hunt. I am sure their were some that ran ahead of us and we never saw them. the ones we did see flushed almost before Heidi could go on point.

They are a lot of fun.

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really nice pics of the dog WM....nice looking dog too.....sounds like a nice time out there....we got 11" of snow the nite of the 22nd....from 61* on 22 down to 20* on 23rd + the snow.
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Yeah Here too. It went from nice to cold. Cept we only got about 3 inches of snow. Most of that has allready melted.

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Wm,

Are these ringnecks or the 'newer' introduced phesants that are more adaptable to a variety of habitats? More grouse-like in their habits.

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First picture, behind Heidi & above her, above that golden grass that's got the sun on it.  That sure is an interesting bit of wood.

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Sam, Just plain ol' Ringnecks. Their are not too many birds in this area. Their are a few wild birds around The Big Horn Mountains. Most are planted by the Game and Fish.

900f, I guess you are talking about the dark spot? Kinda looks like a pig or something. I don't remember seeing anything out of the ordinary that day.

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