Meadow larks have a yellowish breast.. FYI
Well, tomorrow's the big day. Thanks for the informative responses guys. Sooper helpful.
got a bowl full of breasts in the fridge. Going to marinate them tomorrow, wrap in bacon, grill and enjoy with a good bottle of wine! Yum!
Well my son talked me into trying one more spot. We walked back into some PLOTS land a little bit and saw a couple jump out of some bare black dirt in a big grassy area between cornfields, so we set up our decoys and waited. If my aim was a bit more true we could have had quite a few, but we only bagged one.
That was fun, they kind of buzzed in from all directions. Once we sort of figured things out we could kind of watch them come in. But then we would get focused on a couple coming in and then some others would suddenly bust over our heads from a different direction! Flushed three bonus sharptails on the way back to the pickup, but I had an empty gun. I was happy we were able to spend that time together and Sam's pretty stoked to try again tomorrow. He has to finish some homework though. A good motivator for him to get that done!
I have not been out in this area in 2025, but in the past I have gotten some shooting as birds come into trees to roost in the evening at Sweetbriar. Uncertain of crops around that area or if there are any numbers this year.I live in bismarck and i have a friend thats really gung ho about getting some doves this year. Ive never gotten too excited about doves, but looking for a spot thats not WAY OUT where we could maybe pop a few. Any suggestions appreciated. We dont need to limit but I was hoping to get enough for a snack.
I used to do ok at the McKenzie Slough WMA east of town.I live in bismarck and i have a friend thats really gung ho about getting some doves this year. Ive never gotten too excited about doves, but looking for a spot thats not WAY OUT where we could maybe pop a few. Any suggestions appreciated. We dont need to limit but I was hoping to get enough for a snack.