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<blockquote data-quote="Fritz the Cat" data-source="post: 162631" data-attributes="member: 605">I like it. Having the opener on the 14th is much too late. October is half over. The blame game. Guides Outfitters non-residents. Let's do the math.My neighbor charges $100 dollars per day to hunt. His land is very pheasant friendly. Miles of tree rows and unharvested crops. Deep creeks not over grazed. The birds get pressured everyday and they keep going back. The cattle clean up somewhat after the season. The largest groups that consistently come every year migrate closer to the opener. Smaller groups get dates farther back on the calendar. An average day of 4 hunters times 40 days afield equals $16,000 dollars. (guessing)I know he leaves $10,000 dollars worth of improvements and unharvested crops out there. Profit $6000. (Approximately) What works on his property doesn't work on mine. When we pressure the birds a few days in a row, they move over to the neighbors. No one is cutting a fat hog in the ass guiding for pheasants.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fritz the Cat, post: 162631, member: 605"] I like it. Having the opener on the 14th is much too late. October is half over. The blame game. Guides Outfitters non-residents. Let's do the math. My neighbor charges $100 dollars per day to hunt. His land is very pheasant friendly. Miles of tree rows and unharvested crops. Deep creeks not over grazed. The birds get pressured everyday and they keep going back. The cattle clean up somewhat after the season. The largest groups that consistently come every year migrate closer to the opener. Smaller groups get dates farther back on the calendar. An average day of 4 hunters times 40 days afield equals $16,000 dollars. (guessing) I know he leaves $10,000 dollars worth of improvements and unharvested crops out there. Profit $6000. (Approximately) What works on his property doesn't work on mine. When we pressure the birds a few days in a row, they move over to the neighbors. No one is cutting a fat hog in the ass guiding for pheasants. [/QUOTE]

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