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My easy solution... shorthaired dogs.

Very nice birdcrazy, I may have to build something similar. Did you install any kind of stop on the drawer so if your parked on a bit of a hill she wont come sliding all the way out? And did you leave much of a gap between the tailgate and the bottom side of the drawer for if it sags at all when pu...

I like to use 2 dogs when hunting pheasant. They work together, and it seems the birds will run less when pressured by 2 dogs.

Most hunters I know don't want their dog in sight or under their feet,that's not what pointing dogs are for unless they are not broke & you want to shoot every bird your dog runs up. :? My dogs are broke. Wild pheasant often don't hold for me to walk half a mile to get there. I don't consider ~100 ...

I am by no means a trialer. I am a hunter. I don't understand why you would want your dog so far out in front of you that you couldn't see it. I like my dogs to work with/for me, not hunting out on their own.

I have an F150 4x4 with a cap. I built a drawer system and absolutely love it. The platform above the drawers also slides out so I don't have to climb under the cap, and also gives me easy access behind the crates. Back.JPG Drawers.JPG BirdCrazy, that's an awesome set up ! I started a drawer system...

I have an F150 4x4 with a cap. I built a drawer system and absolutely love it. The platform above the drawers also slides out so I don't have to climb under the cap, and also gives me easy access behind the crates.

What do you think of this? It is hard to tell from the picture, but there seems to be some tan in her white spot.

It is absolutely genetic. My vizsla and gsp point, but my boxer does not. He loves to chase, but point he will not do.

A boxer trained as a therapy dog.

My 5 month pup!