Anyone know if there are birds down there this year? I have access to a lot of ground west of town about 10 miles but not sure if the 8 hour trip is worth it.
Thanks
Sanderson, TX
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cbump
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JWP58
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Re: Sanderson, TX
Interested in this as well, but I'm looking at a 12hr trip...
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Re: Sanderson, TX
Sanderson has some of the best people on the globe. I have never owned a dog tough enough to let out of the box in the area of Sanderson. I did enjoy a meal of blues on several occassions.
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Tejas
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Re: Sanderson, TX
Can you hunt wearing track shoes?
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cbump
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Re: Sanderson, TX
I don't get it.
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birdshot
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Re: Sanderson, TX
Blue quail need alot of pressure before they will fly, and they start running when they see you coming through the gate. There are some who hunt Blues with a dog, but I have always used the run and gun method.cbump wrote:I don't get it.
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cbump
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Re: Sanderson, TX
Oh I see. I have like 3 days after Thanksgiving. Should I hit SD for pheasant instead?