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Congrats

He should be rearing to go next season with all those sweet dreams.

Congrats on #5 nice looking bunch of pups. maybe by the time they can get around good we will have some green grass?? Enjoy

Buying more shells is always a good thing. Hope you have another good shoot.

We hunted the port of Valdez from the late 80s and into the late 90s , after the freshwater froze us out of the MatSu valley area . the Gadwall numbers on the salt water in Valdez were impressive and were there until the season closed around Jan 21st. IT is an amazing bird for sure.

yea expected more from the Broncos .. Or are the Seahawks reallyl that good?

Broadbill to me as well

Thanks for the story and photos that spot is sure pretty.

We have been hunting Kentucky lake for the past few weekends no Bluebills here either???

Glad its not any worse. Wish you a speedy recovery.

Your pup sure has that proud look in his eys, thanks for the story. Merry Christmas from Dixie

Thanks for the stoty , nice looking honey hole.

I had given up and went outside to feed my 13 year old lab, and knew nothing about the win until this morning when i checked this forum. Go Packers!!

Yes the Tok management area was where I got my first solo ram in 1995, I left a few items on the hill as well, to make room in the pack. Good luck hunting Steve . And thanks again for the story Al , they can never take the memories for sure. Dave M

Great story Al, I was in the GREATLAND myself for 8 years and remember the feeling of that first solo ram, all the preperation was almost as fun as the hunt. Hope for more great hunting stories. Dave M

Yea, I am thankful that I have grass without snow cover, to do my post season chores, of getting decoys from truck and boats, and getting them back in their off season storage shed. We have had less than a inch this winter. Hope it warms up for you guys up there.

Al, Thanks for the photos and stories during the season. Dave

Tony, thanks for the photos . Dave

My question is: are the rods that you are selling as replacement grassing rails, round, or closer to rectangle shape as the original classic rails? Thanks again, Dave

Tony, on your website the grassing rails are referred to as rods, are there two different rails here, I got some rods from Armstrong 4 years back and they are still in the box. Are you selling rails or round rod sections? I have ordered some replacement rails from another source, but dont...