John Pollmann

@wagner_farms At NeSoDak this week with campers. Yesterday was a doozy with the rain and that wind…

Rained a lot. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

And @DakotaPheasant probably shot half of them…

That's an awesome cover, QF.

Lost my last pair of @MuckBootCo out of my truck after a recent duck hunt…replacements arrived just in time for hunting this week!

Post a B&W of your hunting dog

Jon Stewart remembers his best boy, Dipper.

@KickliySPORTS @pheasants4ever @quail4ever @BrowningArms @NutriSourcePF @FederalPremium @Blackwing One of my favs taken by @DakotaPheasant

It’s time of year again! PHEASANT FEST!!!! Reply to this post with your best hunting moment pictures- maybe I will sketch it!

Without looking at this list, I was hoping that @Beretta_USA A400 would be included. Not surprised to see it at the top. Great gun. Love my 20.

I am here for the @stuwhitney tweets.

@NwMnBiologist I have a Forno Bravo Bella. Burn ash (not much oak around here).

@JohnPollmann Alright now, which one?!

I honestly had no idea there were so many different kinds of home outdoor wood/gas fired pizza ovens. The algorithms really got me thinking now. Everyday there’s a new one!

@jlauck1941 Is that the old Hayloft cafe south of Canistota?

Road house, highway 42, rural McCook County, South Dakota

@CJDucks @mgbrasher @AnglinOutdoors Add swans to that list…

@CJDucks @mgbrasher @AnglinOutdoors Specks, cranes and even some snows tonight in SD. It's a great time of the year!

Whitefronts rolling over Memphis tonight before the front. That’s pretty early, but not unexpected. Let the games begin. @mgbrasher @JohnPollmann @AnglinOutdoors #Migration

@gregseitz Just read that one myself. Great read. Got through it in 2 days.

@SDakotaOutdoors, might be time to hit the gravel for another survey.

Unlike in Frost's poem Mending Wall, here there are cows. So fences do make good neighbors: listen.sdpb.org/2023-07-01/cas…

@Davoh Bachelor group = hens on the nest!

Roof ducks

"So for all you aspiring outdoor scribes out there who want writing advice, well, here’s the deal: I can’t give you lessons on how to craft a story about the relative merits of the 12-gauge versus the 20 (the 16’s better than both, anyway), I can’t offer up a template on how to analyze and break down an area to efficiently and quickly find birds (Walk to where it looks birdy?), and I certainly have no guidance on building a list of the 10 Best anything (I’ve found that one or two will usually suffice for me). But if I had one piece of advice to give those looking to write an upland story that comes from a place those other stories do not — a story that is evocation rather than explanation — I can only offer you this, and it’s more confessional observation than advice….." 🔗Link below. "A Long Walk in the Words: A Few Thoughts on Walking and Writing Advice" by QF Editor Chad Love quailforever.org/BlogLanding/Bl…

Just digging in, @jlauck1941. Looking forward to the read.