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Yes, very similar. However, to have the DK designation you must abide by strict and consistent breeding requirements including physical/conformation standards as well as proven hunting ability. The NADKC has good information on the DK breed and requirements. http://www.nadkc.org/faqs.html

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Male puppy available 4/27/24 Dam- Fame vom Nobelle Haus: ZB Nr 1129/19 D.O.B 02.08.202 D1, AZP1 FW:SG, HD-A2(64 cm 68lbs) Brschl.m.br.k.u.Pln Dam- Brigitta vom Nobellehaus Sire: Artus vom Rollenwold Fame better known as Britta is hunted on both upland birds and waterfowl. She is a tireless hunter always hunting for her partner, proving her talents and abilities in the North woods in pursuit of grouse and woodcock or her passion for hunting ducks. She is a quick learner adapting to various hunting situations. She has a strong nose, strong pointing instinct, intelligent with an excellent temperament. Working and training with her has been a pleasure. Fame is a calm loving member of the family living in the home with small children getting along well with other dogs. Sire- VC Ivo von der Merrymeeting, ZB Nr. 0648/18 D.O.B 10.5.2018 NADKC; Derby1,Solms1, VGP2 FWV1-HDA2 (61 cm 65lbs) Brschl.m.Pln Dam-Gaia von der Merrymeeting Sire-Baron vom Tuckahoe Better known as Iger. Iger is a blend of some of the top bloodlines in Germany and America. Iger has the genetics to adjust to the conditions of the hunt, whether on the plains of the mid -west or in the dense forests of New England. His strong pointing instinct and cooperation have been passed down through many generations. Iger is often found sharing his water passion with his owner and trainer, Suzi Moore, in the hometown salt marshes and bays filled with waterfowl. His attitude is to please whatever job he is presented. Iger recently achieved the prestigious title of Versatile Champion in the NAVHDA testing system, following in his mother’s footsteps. In his Zuchtschau he was awarded a V1 and described as a noble masculine male with correct angulation, top and bottom lines, depth of chest and movement. He comes from a litter that has been awarded Breeder Awards in the NADKC Derby, Solms, NAVHDA Natural Ability, Utility and Invitational.

Goretex. Neoprene is too hot and doesn’t breathe. Only time i use neoprene is cold weather duck hunting.

Felt it in Clinton and spoke to people in NYC and as far as eastern Long Island and they all felt it.

Then I’d check out the Ruger American. I have one in 17HMR and it’s incredibly accurate.

Depends on what you want to do with it. For relatively inexpensive and accurate I’d look at a Savage or Ruger American bolt gun. I’d get a 22lr for the low cost of the ammo.

This guy guides and has a lot of good articles. https://troutbitten.com Jerry at South Branch Outfitters (Shannon’s) in Califon guides and does euro nymph. As far as tackle goes, I’d start with a 10’ or longer 2 or 3 weight euro nymph rod. For a reel, make sure it has a full cage or you risk the thin fly line or mono rig slipping between the spool and reel frame which is a hassle. I’m in Clinton and would be happy to show you the equipment, rigging and flies. If you have any interest in a Syndicate P2 10’ 2 weight, I have one that was only used a few times that I’d give you a good deal on.