False. They need the banded birds harvested in order to collect the data. This article is a joke. They can study neck collard birds from a distance so a bird can be monitored and studied for some time, following flight patterns and whatnot. Obviously, once a leg banded bird is shot the study is ove...

First time applying and we applied for the NE corner of the state, we were DENIED, apparently they do not want our tourism money.....

Oh yeah! I didn't even see I was there until the mouse went over it and it lit up, now its easily visible.

Big change, the small font writing in green is really tough to see. For instance, where it would say "Return to “MNFOWL's Misguided Children” on the bottom left, might want to make that all white

This one was bigger 47" Get a tape that starts with "0" and works its way up. Theoretically speaking a 47 inch Pike will be over 30 pounds, that one is not close, nice fish and probably a nice fight. When you get one over 40 you'll know, should be around 20 pounds. A lot of people ge...

Yeah, a buddy of mine does that and seems to get a bird every year, I'll put one by some strutting grounds and sit in there for a mid-day spot, other than that in the mornings I'm generally trying to get close to a roosted bird.

The one thing I really watch for is my silhouette, shutting windows behind me where the birds are, wearing only black is a little overkill IMO mostly cause I like to run and gun on birds that piss me off so I'm dressed in full camo. Those bastards can pick out a lot of abnormalities in the field too...

Looks like a fun one! Nice!

That should be a nice one if you can get on it. Good luck to ya

Thanks! It took 5 trucks in different locations to find the spot, so the scouting sucks, but when doesn't it during the tougher times. We found one other roost but the birds never left it for some reason, the most we are finding is around 5k at the most in one spot. Having any big number shoots? Ou...