Getting ready for bird hunting!

[Kroil2]

Quail are all you need to know when it comes to rock steady and safety. An ounce of 8's has done in many a dog and that should just not happen when it is so preventable.

[Tallman]

Good luck with the grouse,let's get some cool weather!

[MGHunter66]

Working on it,had bird dogs for many many years ,never broke one to wing and shot,hunt mostly pheasants, wanted them to get there right away,found out this dog will trail and find most cripples. Want to hunt quail this year they fly too low for a dog not steady !

Excellent, i have been doing the same with my Boykin. When you finally get there it is so worth it. I still have to say "hup" at the flush to get mine to sit but she doesnt budge until i shoot which is ok by me.

[MGHunter66]

We are psyched for up coming season.

Us too

 

[Tallman]

Nice job Maximus 66,Never hunted over one but heard those Boykins were pheasant hunting machines!

[Kroil2]

[Lunatic]

This is what you are looking for boys. I don't have a hunting dog but I hunted R. Grouse in Canada and I truly admire a good working dog.

 

 

 

 

This one you don't get to see around here

 

 

And this is the Dog and his owner I hunted with in NB Canada (I love this picture:-))

 

[Kroil2]

[Rusty]

Working with my 17 month old Pudelpointer Henry on steady to flush,he's doing very well!

 

Cool looking dog Tallman.  Let us know how Henry does.       

[Rusty]

And this is the Dog and his owner I hunted with in NB Canada (I love this picture:-))

 

 

That is a great picture.    

[Lunatic]

That is a great picture.    

 

They are sitting on a quad. David is a very well read guy and a history buff. We had some great hunts together and long nights just talking over a bottle of Crown Royal.

Thanks

[Kroil2]

I invited Lunatic and his lovely bride, bird hunting this fall. They make an awesome outdoor couple.

 

[FLDBRED-BDC]

Going to try grouse this October in PA,takes a great dog to handle grouse! Good learning experience for the pup,if I can find any and then hit one! Lol

 

 

We have a Bird Camp in Bradford County Pa., and I'll have to admit we took the local grouse population for granted. For years we knew we could go to camp and have multiple flushes anytime we wanted. We used the Camp as a base so we could search out the remaining "wild"pheasant populations and we were lucky enough to find some.

Today it's a different story, the grouse are VERY scariest around our area, in fact the whole State has shown a dramatic decline. They can still be found but it's going to take some homework! There are still plenty of woodcock in the grouse coverts to keep your pup interested! Good luck and be sure to report.

[Lunatic]

I invited Lunatic and his lovely bride, bird hunting this fall. They make an awesome outdoor couple.

 

 

This is a picture of me and my lovely bride before the accident. Thanks for sharing

[Kroil2]

I was the best man at the wedding.