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<blockquote data-quote="Traxion" data-source="post: 250468" data-attributes="member: 983">Lots of states you can do it in, just depends on what you are after.&nbsp; I have done walleyes and pheasants.&nbsp; I could get grouse in there probably too if I tried.&nbsp; We used to fish stock dams for bass all the time before the pheasant shooting time in SD too.&nbsp; The stars would have to align to do a waterfowl, upland, and fishing day all in one.&nbsp; I think I could do trout and grouse in the area I live now pretty easily.&nbsp; My dream is to have a duck/goose hunt in the morning with mallards &amp; honkers.&nbsp; Then a pheasant/grouse/partridge hunt in the afternoon.&nbsp; I think I could pull it off if it weren't for that 5 bird partridge limit.&nbsp; A triple/triple of those upland birds would suffice.&nbsp; Heck a 5 x 3 of all those listed would be an incredible day!Getting old....tired just thinking of the end of that day LOL!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traxion, post: 250468, member: 983"] Lots of states you can do it in, just depends on what you are after. I have done walleyes and pheasants. I could get grouse in there probably too if I tried. We used to fish stock dams for bass all the time before the pheasant shooting time in SD too. The stars would have to align to do a waterfowl, upland, and fishing day all in one. I think I could do trout and grouse in the area I live now pretty easily. My dream is to have a duck/goose hunt in the morning with mallards & honkers. Then a pheasant/grouse/partridge hunt in the afternoon. I think I could pull it off if it weren't for that 5 bird partridge limit. A triple/triple of those upland birds would suffice. Heck a 5 x 3 of all those listed would be an incredible day! Getting old....tired just thinking of the end of that day LOL! [/QUOTE]

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