Rooster Road Trip XII - Ep. 2: Last Chance in North Dakota

Two golden retrievers, one German wirehaired pointer, three German shorthaired pointers, one yellow Labrador retriever, one French brittany, and a cocker spaniel… If you think that bird dog variety pack sounds like a good time you don’t want to miss any of the content associated with Episode 2 of Rooster Road Trip XII - The Dakotas!
With that much dog power, the last day in North Dakota should have been a slam dunk - right? Watch Episode Two to find out.
For those of you riding shotgun for the first time, the goal of the Rooster Road Trip is to show with a little ambition and a lot of boot leather, public land birds can be had by you and anyone who’s willing to purchase a license and explore these fantastic upland landscapes that are available to all of us.
So follow along as this year's four episodes take us through the uplands of North Dakota and South Dakota as they highlight publicly-accessible lands, habitat projects, great people, and equally great bird dogs.
The Rooster Road Trip is made possible by: Ruff Land Kennels, Browning firearms and apparel, Garmin training collars and tech, Thorogood boots, SoundGear hearing protection and enhancement, Federal Ammunition, Apple Autos, and South Dakota Tourism.
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[@robertcalamusso4218]

North Dakota. Great Country. Great People. Ya gotta hunt the cattails 🇺🇸☮️

[@waynethompson3605]

Thanks, love that pheasant chasin!

[@dillond84]

I feel like this year's series was the best content thus far. High quality stuff. Andrew--thanks for taking the time to talk to my brother and me at Indian Creek on a hot day. Hope to see out that way again.

[@TuckytheBeachDog]

Gorgeous.. my Golden catches Crabs in the sand the same way.. born for it

[@Red81Camaro]

Great to see an French Brittany out there. I have a 2 1/2 year old that works real hard finding birds for me. Best part of being out there is watching her work. Just bought a puppy so next year I'll be chasing two. Can't wait, love my French Brittany's. Thanks for the video

[@jcwoutdoors]

Those are some awfully large nares on the pheasant around the 4:55 mark. PF recently held a youth hunt around here where they had kids shoot a bunch of pen raised birds. It is heartbreaking to see the largest pheasant organization move toward commercial hunting and domestic birds.

[@jarkin924]

Awesome video series guys! I’m just dipping my toes into some GoPro video and editing. Getting a lot of inspiration from your videos. Was just out in ND probably the same time as you but got lucky the 2nd half of our trip the summer temps finally broke and we finished in the 40’s-low 50’s. Had a great trip. Feel free to take a look at my page. Hope you enjoy. Good luck this season and stay safe.

[@kdkragt]

I disagree. There is no dog prettier than a golden retriever on the hunt for pheasants. All beautiful dogs.

[@puppshades2554]

may dear friends , dog have to point , you as a master kick him in the rear , them it jump them you do not miss which will be imposible to miss because a good pointing dog will get very very close to the game , let me tall you because i come from arg. and i has been hunting since 8 years old , that is the sequence ,and please do not take a water dog labrador to a phaisan perdis, montaraza, etc.. is like using a semi-outo gun is a curst a disrespect to the game if you do not understand is like drinking a expensive wine in plastic cap ... good hunting this season and please do not shoot echoers