Kansas Turkey Hunting

[stinkpickle]

I concur on the reply that "if you can kill them at home then you can kill them in KS." My dad and I have had no problem getting after (and tagging) birds after having grown up hunting them in LA and MS. Ticks beaucoup, though! It seems like every cedar tree I hid under had a nest of the things (I took 17 of them off of my wife during a post-hunt tick check. Most were not dug in yet but still...17 ticks!).

Agreed.  The ticks can get thick, and so can the skeeters.

[spaightlabs]

Here's an old post about Kansas mud...

http://oldgobbler.com/Forum/index.php/topic,23078.0.html

I still get a load of grief from that farmer every year.  "How many times I gotta tell ya to stay off the dang side roads when they're muddy?!!!!!"

I get it Leroy, I get it.