Kansas Quail Camp | The Flush: Season 14, Episode 11

[@theprairiewoodsmen3383]

Beutiful episode of the goodness of friends through difficult times plus the endless pursuit of a gentleman's bird. Travis, thank you for your prayer and dedication it's much appreciated.

[@jblocker6613]

Thanks for sharing. True friendship.

[@iddddaduncan]

Never thought I'd be crying watching a Quail hunt.

[@scottrodman802]

Same here

[@iddddaduncan]

@@scottrodman802 that was way too close to home with what I went through with my Dad.

[@claysnwingsshotgunning]

That's what it's all about, a very emotional episode for me, thank you for sharing. 😢

[@gordonhopkins7964]

That was a beautiful episode. Thanks so much for allowing us into the experience.

[@darrinwelchert3710]

God bless you for filming and sharing his story . My father had ALS and I still remember his final days in the field like they were yesterday even though it was almost 20 years ago since he’s been gone. Tough disease and it takes an even tougher person to weather it.

[@GaryRoenickr]

I have been a part of a pheasant hunting group from California who just finished our 20th consecutive year together as we embark to Kansas, anywhere from 3 to 5 members. And I know what you guys are talking about, great times and memories shared.

[@GaryRoenickr]

Good for Brit and Michelle, that’s a story of love. And Brit, we all fall. Such great stories on this show and I hope it keeps on going and Going

[@larrymyers6327]

Miss hunting with my buddies.

[@timothymitchell4261]

Thank You!

[@nickk-jn4qp]

Buddies ❤

[@stevemaynard9003]

Can appreciate Britt's problems. I have incurable bone marrow cancer and am unsteady on my feet and have the occasional fall. My friend Stewart carries a lightweight chair for me, so I can sit when I get tired or watch the dogs work, both flushing and retrieving, mainly partridge, here in England. Watch the gun safety.