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Awesome! Have a great year.

Nice gun! Thanks for watching and good luck this year.

Thanks man! Going mountain ruff grouse hunting today. First time this year.

True that

Thats the goal. Gunner is steady to wing 95% of the time but what you don't see in this clip is that Gunner worked this bird for about a 150 yards and when he went on point I was about 100 yards away. Then the bird flys right over him so I think it was just to much. When you wear a GoPro the camera usally catches more stuff that you dont catch while live. Go watch some videos on my RUclips channel Upland Wild. You see Gunner is sready most of the time.

Thanks Im a big fan of the 1100.

Dang! You win.LOL I hunted with a 10ga that is a friends. Ive never hunted Sandhills but thats cool. Good luck this year

@@uplandwild4136 thx man I plan on using the 6 gauge and my 10ga with mag extension

Great guns! Browning just fit me a little better off the rack.

Thanks, When you heading to Montana? I'll be there for a couple of weeks. We should meet up.

@@uplandwild4136 We'll be out there weekend of 10/10. LMK

Thanks, I also love Grouse and Woodcock hunting. Gunner has a couple of puppies in MI and Parkers littermates. Gunner is an excellent pheasant dog and of course wild pheasant can be tough on pointing dogs. I can still remember Gunners pheasant light coming on and him working running birds. I have many pheasant points on video of him running around a running bird and pinning it between himself and me. This will be Parkers second season so I hope I can get him on some wild pheasant and that he develops into a quality pheasant dog.

I love Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock. Benelli makes some great guns even though I don't own one.

@@uplandwild4136 I was never really a Benelli guy. I liked that the 828U is adjustable for length of pull and cast. Plus, it's lighter than my Beretta 687

Yes, GoPro 11 with the headband. Thanks and good luck this year

Ive never hunted with a Stoeger but have only handled them in stores. The model I handled seemed a little heavy but I know people like them. Good luck this year

Gunner is a Shambos Dark Shadow dog. I bred Gunner to a friends bitch that is a Nolans Last Bullet.Gunner is a NSTRA AM champ with like 6 wins and some seconds. I did this in a couple months when he was like 2.5 years old. I then won one open and a third when his was three and then really stop trialing because I was wild bird hunting and traveling so much. Parker just turned 2 and this year will be his second season. Gunner will be nine in February. Thanks

@@uplandwild4136so you run field trials with gunner?

Wow you're shooting steel for upland birds like grouse and woodcock? Doing this because why?

Appreciate it and Thanks

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I totally agree with you! It's not my dog. I really only use a Garmin GPS. I rarely use a bell and really only when Im hunting with other people so they have an idea of what's going on. Im guessing you didn't watch the whole video because I comment how the beeper is freaking my pup out a little. GPS is the only way to go and I comment about a lot in my videos. Good luck next year

always

If tramping through the grouse woods isn't fair chase then there is no such thing. What a Karen remark to awesome dog work.

Crap, I hunt the prairies like you, when you find a bunch of pheasants parked in a dead tree do you shoot them out of the tree? @@jeffmertens9790

It's a tough call but you get to choose for yourself. I like and feel for my pups, they really live for the moment and I want them to be rewarded. If Gunner had bumped the bird into the tree I would have not shot.

Thank you, he's coming along

Yes that's true about the trees. But Im stupid and lazy so pine trees they are! lol

@@uplandwild4136I hope didn’t offend you. Trees are my element (45 years as a forester & logging supervisor) so I sort of blurt out things sometime. It does help to know how to identify plants and trees to focus where to find birds. You obviously found a great spot for grouse!

You sounded like you were gonna have a heart attack the whole time

It sucks! Never had pigeons not fly. I'll have to get them in shape.

Yes a couple of Britts.

Yes Thanks

Brittany

That's cool, thanks for watching.

Nice gun the V grade Parker. I own the same gun in a DHE. 16ga 26" barrels and a straight stock all factory. I use it a little in this video and part 2

@uplandwild4136 I see it ! Beautiful lil gun. The SKB is a model 280. I have a 100 150 & 200 model also. Cool vids. Thanks

Dude Im super rich, Like the Trumps! lol. Its all GoPro footage.

You may have to adjust the quality that the video is played in. It was was uploaded in HD, its adjusted by clicking on the rotary wheel in the menu bar.

Thanks

Sì, è il posto ideale per cani da ferma e cani da ferma

UT Thanks Justin is a great chukar guy. Moved here from Missouri and learned the game.

Oh man that makes my head hurt for ya. Are you hunting over a pointing dog? That does make it easier. When I was young I felt like I was a good shot but today pretty average I think. Ive been shooting skeet twice a week and Im sure its made me a worst wild bird shot! I mean that.

@@uplandwild4136I’m hunting a pointer for her first season this year. She has pointed a few flawlessly, and has been a lot of fun to hunt with. I was a great shot when I was in my late teens and early twenties, and I can still hit ducks. I haven’t hunted birds for about 25 years now except maybe a handful of duck hunts. I was excited to get back in to bird hunting and have been training my dog. I’m not really sure what I’m doing wrong. Jerking the trigger?? Over leading??? I even bought some ounce and 5/8 #6s at 1330 and put in an improved cylinder choke and then missed the last 7 chukar. Honestly I think it may be adrenaline. And I’ve tried to fix it the last time or two out. With ducks I usually have a second to plan the shot. And with chukar the opportunity vanishes swiftly. My dog must think we just go out to give those Chukar a good scare…We really showed them! Sigh. I think some more clay shooting may actually help me. I don’t think I can get any worse.

I can relate. Remember when they are flying down hill they need to be below the barrel or sitting on the bead so to speak. I shoot a lot of 16 gauge 1oz loads. I mainly hunt with old doubles so I shoot mainly light loads. But in this video it was a new A5 with 1 oz and 1280fps. if they are going down hill I would bet your shooting high. Good luck probably lots of snow up there now but almost certain in a few days. Im off to AZ,KS and Texas.@@jayklarquist7912

That's basically what Im doing. But I'm just using one pole. Its a knee issue with me.

Thank you! We did have some fun

Thanks for not laughing. The first birds got up and I saw the fan and I thought dang that's a Hun. We had talked that he had found Huns a little lower not too far from this spot!

Thank you very much. I even had fun!

True! because few are great shooters! lol. Im an alter boy when not hunting.

Thanks bro

Im not sure what clip you are asking about. In this video I used several. My buddy Thayne is using an E. Thompson hammer gun from the 1800 in 10ga with very light loads that he loads (valley quail clip). In the Ruff Grouse footage Im using an FAUSTI DEA 20ga with 26" barrels. In the Sharpie clip it a PARKER DHE 16ga with 30" barrels. In the Valley quail clip Im using LC Smith 410 ga. The over and under is a Browning Citori 16ga. What clip are you wondering about?

@@uplandwild4136 I didn't realize they were different, so that answers most of my questions :) Thank you! How do you like the DEA? I've been looking for a 20 gauge side by side, and that was one of the ones that looks appealing, but there are none near me for me to even feel.

I like it. I picked it up used and got it for a fair price. I bought it because its a modern SXS and it came with 5 chokes. It's a single trigger and 26" barrels so works well with gloves and nice in the Grouse cover. Im comfortable shooting modern ammo through it. @@swatllamatbmc4675

Thanks

Just saw this. Its a fun gun