EP #102 The upland bird hunting calendar is only as good as your habitat reading, and Tyler Webster lays out the exact playbook he uses to find sharptails, huns, sage grouse, and more across the prairie. If you want more birds, better dog work, and fewer blown opportunities, this one is packed with the kind of field-tested advice that changes how you hunt.
Kenneth Witt sits down with Webster, host of Western Wing Shooter Podcast and co-host of The Flush, for a wide-ranging conversation about living life around birds, dogs, and the long road that ties it all together. From North Dakota to Montana, then west through Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, and back again, Tyler shares how he plans a season around bird behavior, weather, cover, and the changing food sources that make birds move.
Tyler also breaks down his dog string, explaining why he runs a mix of English setters and German shorthaired pointers, what each breed brings to the table, and how old dog Rusty has covered nearly every upland species in North America. He also tells the stories behind each dog, including how several of them came into his life by sheer luck, timing, and a lot of saying yes.
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