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April 2, 2018Brad Trumbo

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Can you spot Yuba’s Hun in this pic? Finding downed Huns without a dog is near impossible!
“It was the first bird taken over my first pointing dog, her first bird, and a classic upland hunt that would prove foundational to our teamwork. These moments define upland bird hunting and the sacred bond between hunters and their beloved companions.”
We finished up the WA season in a little spot north of the Snake River. A few smart pheasant gave us the slip in the sagebrush and later a single Hun flushed wild. The meadowlarks are flocked up for winter and we had a couple good points in those guys, so absolutely nothing to complain about, save for the fact that it’s over for a while.
One weekend left in Washington! How will you close out your upland season this year?
Yesterday was a first for Yuba and I, chasing quail with snowshoes to avoid post-holing through the crusty mess on our little slice of habitat. The birds held tight to their covers, which was problematic for the L.C. Smith as it is choked heavy and I shoot early, but we got a couple males and had a damn fine walk. I am no psychic, but I believe the snowshoes will change late season hunts for me in the future!
The proof is finally here! “Wingshooting the Palouse” has been in the works for about a year and is scheduled for release January 31st.

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Can you spot Yuba’s Hun in this pic? Finding downed Huns without a dog is near impossible!
“It was the first bird taken over my first pointing dog, her first bird, and a classic upland hunt that would prove foundational to our teamwork. These moments define upland bird hunting and the sacred bond between hunters and their beloved companions.”
We finished up the WA season in a little spot north of the Snake River. A few smart pheasant gave us the slip in the sagebrush and later a single Hun flushed wild. The meadowlarks are flocked up for winter and we had a couple good points in those guys, so absolutely nothing to complain about, save for the fact that it’s over for a while.
One weekend left in Washington! How will you close out your upland season this year?
Yesterday was a first for Yuba and I, chasing quail with snowshoes to avoid post-holing through the crusty mess on our little slice of habitat. The birds held tight to their covers, which was problematic for the L.C. Smith as it is choked heavy and I shoot early, but we got a couple males and had a damn fine walk. I am no psychic, but I believe the snowshoes will change late season hunts for me in the future!
The proof is finally here! “Wingshooting the Palouse” has been in the works for about a year and is scheduled for release January 31st.

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