The whole posted / unposted land thing in ND should die (includes Poll)

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I don't care if they end up 8 miles away. I just want them to survive. I've got no intention of hunting them. I go somewhere else and hunt somebody else's hard work sad , but true. Just seems they are so damn dumb

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I honestly think a bunch of ours landed in the water again after being flushed and drowned.

 

[Davy Crockett]

I don't care if they end up 8 miles away. I just want them to survive. I've got no intention of hunting them. I go somewhere else and hunt somebody else's hard work sad , but true. Just seems they are so damn dumb

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I honestly think a bunch of ours landed in the water again after being flushed and drowned.

When I was growing up we raised almost every type of animal and fowl worth raising , Then I raised a few Pheasants. Nothing comes close to the brainlessness and lack of will to live of a pheasant. Haha, had some get out one day and when my wife and I were trying to herd them back in one jumped in a water pail and let out a squawk as it took it's last breath before drowning , just like the force of a magnet 4 more jumped right in with him and did the same thing, Died instantly with a big gulp, Lost 5 birds in 5 seconds. I still swerve and honk the horn at an odd one here and there standing in the middle of the road on the way to town but that's about all I ever see of them, have 200 acres of CRP and they won't stay home. Predators mainly I think because we seem to hatch good numbers of Sharptails every year and every spring there are barely a breeding pair left. Every year about this time of the year we get a small group of Bald Eagles migrating through that spend a week or so , What they don't eat they scared away.

 

[3Roosters]

When I was growing up we raised almost every type of animal and fowl worth raising , Then I raised a few Pheasants. Nothing comes close to the brainlessness and lack of will to live of a pheasant. Haha, had some get out one day and when my wife and I were trying to herd them back in one jumped in a water pail and let out a squawk as it took it's last breath before drowning , just like the force of a magnet 4 more jumped right in with him and did the same thing, Died instantly with a big gulp, Lost 5 birds in 5 seconds. I still swerve and honk the horn at an odd one here and there standing in the middle of the road on the way to town but that's about all I ever see of them, have 200 acres of CRP and they won't stay home. Predators mainly I think because we seem to hatch good numbers of Sharptails every year and every spring there are barely a breeding pair left. Every year about this time of the year we get a small group of Bald Eagles migrating through that spend a week or so , What they don't eat they scared away.

Lack of will to live you say? Some of them buggers must not of gotten the memo then. Seems as the hunting season progresses each year, the roosters left at the end of hunting season seem to know how to stay alive by busting to the air long before you get on them. But yeah..I hear what you are saying.