on a lighter note...

[Lumaberpat]

You should try watching women’s roller derby AFTER you finish reloading. LOL

Roller derby is a great sport!

 

[CoElkHunter]

Does the 3-round rule for CO apply at game farms (where they put out pen-raised birds)? Some family have mentioned possibly doing a get together in early March at one east of Denver and I wouldn't have even thought to know that rule or look it up.

Growing up in KS, it was limited to 3 only on migratory game (waterfowl and dove). I knew guys who had extended magazines for upland hunting pheasant and quail.

No. And you don’t need a hunting license either. In fact I just went hunting with my father in law this past Wednesday to Roosters outside of Calhan. He shot 7 pheasants and I got three. Not really the same as wild birds but something to do without traveling five hours to Nebraska, paying $120 for a license and hunt for a weekend and MAYBE get two shots and one bird if your lucky. Been there done that a couple of times.

 

[JimP]

Does the 3-round rule for CO apply at game farms (where they put out pen-raised birds)? Some family have mentioned possibly doing a get together in early March at one east of Denver and I wouldn't have even thought to know that rule or look it up.

Growing up in KS, it was limited to 3 only on migratory game (waterfowl and dove). I knew guys who had extended magazines for upland hunting pheasant and quail.

I've never hunted one but I would talk to the owners about it.

But 3 rounds on birds flying away from you should be enough. After even the second shot they may be out of range

 

[Tbitty]

No. And you don’t need a hunting license either. In fact I just went hunting with my father in law this past Wednesday to Roosters outside of Calhan. He shot 7 pheasants and I got three. Not really the same as wild birds but something to do without traveling five hours to Nebraska, paying $120 for a license and hunt for a weekend and MAYBE get two shots and one bird if your lucky. Been there done that a couple of times.

Good to know. I've been out to Kiowa Creek by Bennett a couple times before. Honestly can't recall if I had a plug or not, but feel better knowing it doesn't matter there.

Completely agree it's sometimes nice to just know you get to do some live action shooting. I've sure spent a great many weekends getting minimal action on wild birds in western KS, and probably spend more on gas, hotels, etc., than I do to hit a game farm. But there's definitely a difference to hunting wild birds.

 

[Tbitty]

I've never hunted one but I would talk to the owners about it.

But 3 rounds on birds flying away from you should be enough. After even the second shot they may be out of range

It's the 2nd and 3rd birds that i like having more shells for.

I've had two fortunate opportunities to lay down 5 quail on 5 shots for a single covey rise, and a few more 4/4 Rooster pheasants (limit 4 in Kansas).

 

[Lumaberpat]

 

[Ontario Hunter]

Does the 3-round rule for CO apply at game farms (where they put out pen-raised birds)? Some family have mentioned possibly doing a get together in early March at one east of Denver and I wouldn't have even thought to know that rule or look it up.

Growing up in KS, it was limited to 3 only on migratory game (waterfowl and dove). I knew guys who had extended magazines for upland hunting pheasant and quail.

Why in the world would anyone want an extended magazine on an upland shotgun? I guess they like carrying a lot of extra weight in their arms and trying to swing on flushed birds with guns that are horribly out of balance. Those guys clearly didn't have a clue.