Comments on: Help plan my road trip!

By: Scott Linden Outdoors

Scott Linden Outdoors — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:32:18 +0000

Thanks Chris. I hope to get my fair share of private-ground hunting in SD, and here in the West, much of the best chukar hunting is on BLM. If I’m near KS, I’ll contact you!

By: Chris Kroll

Chris Kroll — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:55:47 +0000

To bad you have to keep it to mostly public access. Plenty of birds out here in Kansas, but I leave that public stuff to the out of towners. If you want some time on private ground let me know!
-Chris

By: Robert Myers

Robert Myers — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 04:12:55 +0000

Scott,

Have you head of the Halsey national forest in Halsey, Nebraska. Its a honey hole of public land field with tons of acres of pasture with a mix bag of Priarie Chickens and Sharpies. HAs excellent accomadations for camping and excellent bird hunting and its all managed by the Nebraska game and parks. I would love to help you out if you get into Nebraska I have places to hunt lots and lots of birds. Let me know if you’ll be treaking across Nebraska or maybe a co-host.

Rob

By: mario

mario — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 12:04:18 +0000

Scott
I have been planning the trip you are talkin abut for some time. I have recently retired and I got a Brittany and just bought a little motor home. I plan on going to Montana, N and S Dakota for Pheasants, sharptails and huns. I will be hunting all public land and staying in my motor hme. I have gathered info from local people I have met on websites like gun dog form and chiefs brittanys and craiglist. I have plans to hunt with some of them. It looks like I will be starting in the medicine lake area of montana. If you want to join up with the working mans hunt come meet me. I am coping with $5 a gallon gas and still making the trip no fancy lodges or high society guides just a man and his dog searching for birds.
I am starting out from the NYC area and will be out west abot a month. I have a post in the hunting section of the GDF titled “where wold you go” if you want to see it and a pic of my caper.
Mario

By: ROBERT MURPHY

ROBERT MURPHY — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 00:47:33 +0000

I got a couple of errors posting a comment, so I don’t know if they got through or not. I have a couple of suggestions for sage hen (if there is a season this year), grouse and partridge here in Idaho.

By: Gary Miller

Gary Miller — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 14:02:26 +0000

What I’d really like to do is send you my dog! After a trip like that I am sure she would come back a REAL hunter.

While I am kidding regarding my dog, now that I think about it that could be an interesting facet/aside of your show. Get a somewhat trained but green dog and track its development along the journey. You could also give some equipment reviews – i.e. the latest tracker systems.

Since you are shooting video and have a website – I think it would be very interesting for you to have a LIVE WEBCAM so we could be voyeurs of your trip.

Get a new angle to the often repetitive hunting shows – like hunt with some women, shoot a local clays course.

Best of luck,
Gary