Hunting Bobwhites in a NEW Place!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
  • I hunt Bobwhite Quail in a new part of the country and we do pretty well! Presented by OnX hunt!
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  • @jerrychambers7267
    @jerrychambers7267 10 месяцев назад +2

    Nothing better than watching a GSP point and hold it tell you get there.

  • @mikegualdoni6101
    @mikegualdoni6101 Год назад +1

    It's great to see you pick up your spent shells and other peoples garbage .

  • @drewsullivan8158
    @drewsullivan8158 Год назад +1

    I jumped and got chills at 6:13 like I was the one standing on top of that rise

  • @fish2film
    @fish2film Год назад +3

    Best bird hunting videos on RUclips! So jealous of all the bird hunting opportunities in the mid west/west. In eastern NC we have great woodcock hunting but you'll liable to walk 10 Miles for one covey of bobwhite on public.

  • @MARKSMANCHANNEL
    @MARKSMANCHANNEL Год назад +1

    Hello.... good hunting 👍 from Indonesian 🇲🇨🇲🇨

  • @chuckreasy3164
    @chuckreasy3164 Год назад +2

    That intro is killer! Nice syncing the shots with the music... Gets better every time!

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Thanks Chuck! 👊 And thank you also for your generosity through Patreon. I have a few gifts I’d like to send you if you like. I’ll hit you up in Patreon messages. 👍

  • @dylonknudson8119
    @dylonknudson8119 Год назад +5

    Content is better than any big production hunting tv show that I have ever seen. You are an awesome dude. I hope to bump into you sometime in the Feild. Good luck to you and you have a ton of fans here in Nebraska!

  • @freestatelien
    @freestatelien Год назад +1

    I remember jumping quail when rabbit hunting or driving dirt bikes where I live. Also would hear them quite often. That was in the 80’s however they are all gone now. I’m in Maryland

  • @c10essee47
    @c10essee47 Год назад +2

    Grew up on Bob White in Tennessee. They are hard to find here nowadays. Glad to see you on this many.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      It’s a shame the way their numbers have declined around you.

  • @drewclements04
    @drewclements04 Год назад +2

    Bobs are a bucket list bird for me! We only have Valley Quail up here, but a covey flush, off a point, of any quail is one of my favorite hunting moments.

  • @lelandrowse9777
    @lelandrowse9777 Год назад +4

    So amazing, and love to watch the dogs working as they do. It makes me want to get another pointer since both of mine are older and don't hunt anymore. Love the videos, and what a great new spot to hunt.

  • @dougbutz429
    @dougbutz429 Год назад +1

    Another good one Hoosier Boy. The new Kids gained a bunch of experience on the wild (birds) ones.

  • @KingsOutdoorLife
    @KingsOutdoorLife Год назад +2

    Great video as always. The range question is about like asking a group of guys which breed is best.🤣 Growing up quail hunting in North Alabama, we seldom had a field over 40 acres so we bred 40 acre dogs. Sometimes, it was drop the tailgate watch them work a field, if they pointed go to them, if not load up and go to the next one. Keep the videos coming!

  • @jtravis8493
    @jtravis8493 Год назад +2

    Looks like Kansas, would have made the video quick given the season opened this weekend. Lots of bird and great quail habitat

  • @603ER
    @603ER Год назад +1

    Fantastic video. The pines and thickets felt like the woodcock and grouse woods up here in NH and ME.

  • @jeffreyarcher5030
    @jeffreyarcher5030 Год назад +1

    Best working dogs ever!! Enjoyed it all! Great shooting!! Wish I could go with you!!

  • @captainhiltz73
    @captainhiltz73 Год назад +2

    Great video. My young Vizsla’s sweet spot is about 150 yards which I’m ecstatic about based on my hunting style. As cool and stylish as hard chargers that go out 400+ yards can be, in a few FTs we’ve outperformed a number of dogs in derby working closer and more methodically quartering ground. Scoring finds the long rangers ran right past.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      There you go…it’s not just about big numbers 👍

  • @larrygriffen2887
    @larrygriffen2887 Год назад +2

    Love watching your dogs work. appreciate that you pick up your hulls and other trash. Just got back from west central Kansas. Very dry and tough hunting. Can't wait to see how you did in Kansas. Keep up the good work.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Thanks Larry! Yes, Kansas conditions are pretty tough. Scenting is brutal for the dogs.

  • @tylerangel6101
    @tylerangel6101 Год назад +2

    Bob's are hard to beat!

  • @boone6751
    @boone6751 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the great content. I really appreciate you leaving in the footage of you missing that covey due to an empty chamber, I have been there more than once! You are having an epic season! Cheers

  • @markperrault5678
    @markperrault5678 Год назад +1

    I hear them with that whistle Eric I live vicariously through your awesome quail spots in old kgc areas great shooting is that benelli montefelro

  • @sulaimanalhafez6192
    @sulaimanalhafez6192 Год назад +1

    I’m really happy to see that you have upload a new video I’m going to enjoy it now cuz i know its going to be good

  • @romeoalphafoxtrot9517
    @romeoalphafoxtrot9517 Год назад +3

    So Cool!
    Your dogs are 100% amazing!
    I Hope you can get to Arizona for some Gambels quail hunting this season!
    They are a seriously formattable opponent!
    They can take lead like no other bird I have ever seen!
    WTF will be a common saying for people hunting them, I promise you!

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Hopefully I’ll get a chance to WTF them later this year! 😆

  • @robhendrix8020
    @robhendrix8020 Год назад +1

    In another video youcame up with a fix to avoid the no shell loaded problem. I use it all the time now.

  • @2d_Uplands
    @2d_Uplands Год назад +1

    Awesome video, thanks for sharing

  • @geraldelwood5460
    @geraldelwood5460 Год назад +1

    Great hunt!! My dogs are trained to hunt back on the Toner. The distance varies with the terrain.

  • @alexzamora6700
    @alexzamora6700 Год назад

    Her Eric ,Not sure what dog is your favorite , but I love watching tubbs work!!

  • @brueggemanate
    @brueggemanate Год назад +2

    Great to see young dogs figuring it out. Btw possibly good numbers of rooster in Iowa 😉

  • @MrMharley
    @MrMharley Год назад +1

    I mashed the thumbs up 5mins in Awesome video just everything was awesome ! Even the blooper gun not loaded😂🇺🇸👍🏻tons of bobs

  • @jdemartini9807
    @jdemartini9807 Год назад +1

    Very good video. Always learn something from you.

  • @bofisher4541
    @bofisher4541 Год назад +1

    Loved the talk on rang. I have one dog with a lot of rang and sometimes I find it good and bad.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Yep… there’s always an upside and a downside.

  • @JK-lo2mm
    @JK-lo2mm Год назад +1

    Love the vids and appreciate the work you put in. Thanks for it all. Would love to see a vid on your dog boxes. My hunt partner and I are already running short on space with a decked system in a Silverado with two individual boxes and just enough camp gear to stay warm on 3-8 day east Oregon winter hunts. He’ll have a third dog in our string next season, would love to avoid pulling a trailer to haul what would end up being minimal gear. Hope you consider.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I have several videos on my Patreon page about my truck set up if you’re interested
      www.patreon.com/ericforrester. Thanks!

  • @aaronlinfante9245
    @aaronlinfante9245 Год назад +6

    Dude!! Where is your decked? On a side note, I took my 13 y/o boy with me to MT and he was walking around in his flip flops looking for Sharptails. I asked him what he was doing, and he said this "RUclips" Guy shot some sharptails in his crocs next to his truck. All I could do was laugh and shake my head.

  • @vkdem
    @vkdem 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you.

  • @jeffbitton1836
    @jeffbitton1836 Год назад +1

    Another great one - love to see how your dogs hunt different species!

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад +1

      Thank you!

    • @georgesouthwick7000
      @georgesouthwick7000 Год назад +2

      I used to say I didn’t kill any more quail hunting with a dog, they just didn’t scare me as much when the covey flushed……lol

  • @leeviparkkinen8038
    @leeviparkkinen8038 Год назад +1

    Really been enjoying your videos! Here in Finland we also use pointers so cool to see other species hunted with them than out grouses. Have you thought about getting a shotcam? Would be cool to see the shots a little better.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Yes it would be cool…but I already have cameras, gps collars, phone, laptop, and a drone…I don’t think I can juggle any more technology!😁

  • @theprairiewoodsmen3383
    @theprairiewoodsmen3383 Год назад +2

    Awesome video I just subbed got my 1st Bobwhite quail today !

  • @ram_bam
    @ram_bam Год назад +1

    That intro is dialed in, Eric!

  • @garrettsipe4222
    @garrettsipe4222 Год назад +1

    Bird population looks good man!

  • @dennisfournier3804
    @dennisfournier3804 Год назад +1

    I'm thinking about a trip this fall to Kansas. I was questioning the best time to arrive there. The start of the quail and pheasant season is what I'm shooting for. The rifle season for deer season opens up at the end of Nov. If you were there at this time, does the rifle season present a problem where bird hunters and deer hunters compete for land access? I'm going to be pulling a camper trailer with me, so the early-season weather might be more beneficial for me.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I haven’t been there during rifle season so I couldn’t say for sure.

    • @frankmaggard7123
      @frankmaggard7123 8 месяцев назад +1

      I live and hunt in Kansas and choose not to upland hunt in deer season. Too much competition and don't want to ruin someone else's hunt.

  • @AfzaalWardag
    @AfzaalWardag Год назад +1

    Oh wow
    Lovely episode as usual
    Damn that youtube notifications
    How i missed when it was uploaded
    Had to search channel name this time
    Had not get any notification of this content
    Arghhh youtube 😡

  • @garya9875
    @garya9875 Год назад +1

    Really like your videos looking forward to the next one.

  • @thebirdbum9182
    @thebirdbum9182 Год назад +1

    Great video, Eric! I enjoyed your thoughts on range.

  • @kevinmartin2096
    @kevinmartin2096 Год назад +1

    Awesome video!

  • @antoniskalogeras4986
    @antoniskalogeras4986 Год назад

    Μπράβο φίλε Έρικ τέλειο κυνηγι με πολες συναντήσεις, να περνάς τέλεια!

  • @chrisbrougham8777
    @chrisbrougham8777 Год назад +1

    Great video! Agree with the range conversation if the dog can hold point range doesn't really matter. Was that public or private property?

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Public

    • @chrisbrougham8777
      @chrisbrougham8777 Год назад +1

      Outstanding glad to see some birds with the drought in full effect in the lower midwest!! Can't wait to get out r now that Kansas and Oklahoma are open. Good luck wveryone!!

  • @pisom4314
    @pisom4314 Год назад +1

    looked like a great hunt & got the pup first covey too!!!! what state are you hunting in this video??

  • @MiTorito1
    @MiTorito1 Год назад +1

    Nice hun man! So I have few questions for you, as a novice hunter I get intimidated by not wanting to break any laws. I do travel a lot and I was wondering how do you plan ahead for having the right license. Do you always make a quick trip to Walmart or do you buy your licenses ahead? I hate that short term non resident licenses are consecutive days.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I buy all licenses online now. Pretty much everywhere let’s you carry a digital only version.

  • @dansheppard742
    @dansheppard742 Год назад +1

    Awesome hunt!

  • @jmelrose240
    @jmelrose240 Год назад

    Love your channel! Any way you can do a video explaining all the features of the Onyx app? I have it and would like to get the most out of it. Thanks!!

  • @deanbrandonsnelling7949
    @deanbrandonsnelling7949 Год назад +1

    Awesome video do you mind sharing your gopro settings and setup

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I shoot in 4K 60. I have an in-depth video about everything recording and editing on my Patreon page if you’re interested. www.patreon.com/ericforrester

  • @jman2012474
    @jman2012474 Год назад +1

    In all the places you hunt out west, how do you get your young dogs used to barbed wire? I'm taking my young dog out this year and just trying to figure out how to get him to be careful around barbed wire so we can avoid a trip to the vet and a possible emergency.

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I don’t do anything special. They just learn on their own.

  • @masterclassanonymous1292
    @masterclassanonymous1292 Год назад

    Maybe you should consider doing some real field trials. Possibly look into open all age and shooting dog trials with American Field? Put all the factors together range, run pattern, cast distance and handle.
    Your meat hunting videos are excellent. Very enjoyable to watch.

  • @kenfresno4583
    @kenfresno4583 Год назад +1

    The go pro looks like a nice tool to go back and watch how the dogs are handling birds. Sometimes it's tough to make sure the dog wasn't moving when the bird flushed especially when you are hunting alone. And I'm not sure why the debate about range, depends on a bunch of factors. Big running trial dogs are great, just remember you have to walk those 500 yards to get to a point, through the cover, up hills, etc. If you're on a horse you can cover that ground pretty quick, this fat old guy takes a bit to get there.

  • @rogerschrotenboer2166
    @rogerschrotenboer2166 Год назад +1

    So we finally got into some sharpies this winter, my question is what is your favorite way to cook sharpies???

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад +1

      You can substitute them for beef recipes and cook no more than med rare. Tacos are always popular at my house 👍

    • @rogerschrotenboer2166
      @rogerschrotenboer2166 Год назад +1

      @@ericforrester1 we just finished eating them , my son and I just ate 4 sharpies we did cook them medium rare, I marinated them for 3 hours in Allegro then we had them with cream cheese green onions and jalapeños WOW 🤩 💥💥💥

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      Sounds good! 👍

    • @rogerschrotenboer2166
      @rogerschrotenboer2166 Год назад +1

      @@ericforrester1 we played hookie from work and school yesterday, got into some more sharpies, we are going to make stroganoff with them 💥💥💥

  • @robertbecker5027
    @robertbecker5027 Год назад

    Welcome to KS

  • @antondahl8945
    @antondahl8945 4 месяца назад

    Wild birds!

  • @richc4231
    @richc4231 Год назад +1

    Another great video...the long range points work because you have taught your dogs to whoa and hold point!! Thanks for sharing your hunts and dogs

  • @cm80
    @cm80 Год назад +1

    looks like great ground. great dogs, did you train them yourself? also, what do you use to film your hunts? been wanting to do it myself.

  • @bentbarrels
    @bentbarrels Год назад +1

    Nice video

  • @kennethwhite8389
    @kennethwhite8389 Год назад +1

    Eric u hope you charge a pretty penny to whomever buys Riggs. That pup is phenomenal. Personally I hope you keep him. That little dude is going to be tough tough tough to beat.

  • @mattcollier616
    @mattcollier616 Год назад +1

    The new spot has some birds the range doesn’t matter to me too much in less it’s a flusher but that’s a given but I agree with you on it you stand a better chance when they are closer gives the birds less time to run far in less it’s rooster

  • @justinfordham3894
    @justinfordham3894 Год назад

    What kind of collar are you using? I look on patreon and didn't see it.

  • @jimcook9071
    @jimcook9071 Год назад

    What gauge shotgun are you using.

  • @uplandadventures2351
    @uplandadventures2351 Год назад +2

    I’m gonna guess Missouri😊

    • @ryanlewis1272
      @ryanlewis1272 Год назад

      That is my guess too. Either that or northern Oklahoma. I live in Southwest Missouri. I’ve never traveled to the northern part of the state, but I think I should try to go up there and check it out.

  • @danemuma9323
    @danemuma9323 Год назад +1

    You could have called I would have went to shoot on the other side. Next year come up to Michigan so I can take you grouse hunting. Free room and board and food. Don't be shy lol

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      😆 Thanks for the offer Dane! It’s been too long since I’ve shot a MI grouse!

  • @nickolaussteen9247
    @nickolaussteen9247 Год назад +1

    I gotta know how to get to be as good a shot as you

    • @ericforrester1
      @ericforrester1  Год назад

      I don’t know any secrets… it’s mostly just practice. 👍

  • @dselfridge_adventures
    @dselfridge_adventures Год назад

    That secret location looks familiar. I think I hunt there, private message me with the location and I'll let you know if it is the same spot.

  • @salihaykanat5560
    @salihaykanat5560 Год назад

    Süper av süper köpekler ellerine sağlık

  • @Swing_Twice
    @Swing_Twice Год назад

    I'm confused why range is a hot debate. A fantastic dog should always have dynamic range. If you're in good heavy cover, no more than 100 yards is needed, if the dog isn't finding birds and there's not objective cover to hunt, range is OK. The best dogs I hunted with, would go on point 500 yards away and you bet the farm there are not birds between you and that dog.

  • @markperrault5678
    @markperrault5678 Год назад

    I figured it it is Oklahoma

  • @GaryJones-nj6bf
    @GaryJones-nj6bf Год назад +1

    Come to north Carolina and I will show you wild birds hunting the best wild birds dogs hunting is in north Carolina a place name Fairmont NC my is Gary Jones

  • @bryanheard5278
    @bryanheard5278 Год назад

    What shotgun do you shoot?

  • @stevenrega9109
    @stevenrega9109 Год назад

    What gauge shotgun is that

  • @brainleavy6934
    @brainleavy6934 Год назад +1

    Great dog work again as for dog range as a old friend said to me one time son you just got to trust your dog he nos best it’s up to you to shoot them Thanks

  • @jijijiji6439
    @jijijiji6439 Год назад

    How do you offord this can you please puts all details thx

  • @jdp0359
    @jdp0359 Год назад +4

    You're not even going to narrow it down to a state for us?

    • @doubletap777
      @doubletap777 Год назад +6

      GOOD! He shouldn’t. Internet and social media has ruined hunting

    • @shreddinth3gnar775
      @shreddinth3gnar775 Год назад +2

      Yupppp it’s his spots and none of us should ruin it or shoot it out

    • @pkalimat
      @pkalimat Год назад

      Let him enjoy the field for a couple of years first, and settle for enjoying his work

    • @jgottsman1
      @jgottsman1 Год назад +1

      Patreon for the win

    • @michaeldeegan3560
      @michaeldeegan3560 Год назад

      @@doubletap777 I don’t know if I’d go that far, as a whole hunting is dying.

  • @chrisweber2446
    @chrisweber2446 Год назад

    Come on give us a state

  • @williamchristopherduncan9561
    @williamchristopherduncan9561 Год назад

    GoPro focusing sucks!!!