Dr.C
Pheasants 2018
Pheasants 2018
Texas Panhandle pheasant populations have taken a hard hit over the years for a variety of reasons but in some areas now they have made a huge comeback. Dr.C
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Re: Pheasants 2018
Beautiful Photo, Dr
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Watertender
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Re: Pheasants 2018
Molly is a beautiful dog!!
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Rugerologist
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Re: Pheasants 2018
Being a dog person I must say that Molly is a pretty one. Looks game and ready to go! The pheasant though is also a gorgeous bird. We never see them here. Rarely, a quail and it's mostly feral cats that are to blame.
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Charlie1022
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Re: Pheasants 2018
We used to have lots of pheasants in our area back in the '50s and '60s but now we are hard pressed to find a wild one! I won a hunt on a hunting preserve last year but the weather was so wet last year we put it off until this fall.
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