They are slow, calculated birds with incredible eyesight. Steady decoys with realistic paint is what you need. Some guys use stuffers [real taxidermied birds], which is the ultimate decoy, but hauling ...

Sandhill crane decoy company eyes move to Great Bend to meet growing demand. ... so we wanted to make the best decoy there was out there, you know, durable and the most realistic.

Two tall sandhill crane parents strutted through the marsh, their downy red colt toddling behind them. And then, just a few steps later, came another chick—rounder, fluffier and distinctly yellow. A ...

Many avid sandhill hunters now use mounted sandhill cranes that may cost more than $100 per decoy. Some rate the bird’s meat so flavorful that they’re called “ribeye of the sky.” Get ...

The forecast for this late January day called for the mercury eventually to rise into the high 70s.

Eating lunch or dinner there is new this year, when the vineyard added a café and an indoor eating area with a gas fireplace, a banquet room and wrap-around covered deck. aging a variety of wine.

We’ll make sure that it can widen, so the sandhill cranes have 6-8 inches of water to sit in during the night time.” While ...

Feathers stick to the beak of a sandhill crane on Aug. 12, 2024. A pair of sandhill cranes has spent much of the summer in the yards of residential streets near Valley of the Moon Park.

Not paying attention in a blind, no matter how slow the hunting, has an odd way of making things happen. That’s the way it went for Wes Baker. He, his dad and a buddy were sitting in a field ...

The sandhill crane is often referred to as a "flying ribeye." James Overstreet Eating is an important part of hunting, and the hunters assembled for the Duck Trek's Texas stop place a premium on ...

Sandhill crane decoy company eyes move to Great Bend to meet growing demand. ... so we wanted to make the best decoy there was out there, you know, durable and the most realistic.