+1cjhills wrote:Some times I let the backing dog have the retrieve and sometimes I throw the bird and let the backing dog retrieve after the pointing dog, not real often though.......................Cj
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+1cjhills wrote:Some times I let the backing dog have the retrieve and sometimes I throw the bird and let the backing dog retrieve after the pointing dog, not real often though.......................Cj
Yes, he still has Chopper. I am keeping him in my kennel for him.birdogg42 wrote:Hey Scott does Ron still have that clj dog "chopper"
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I have contacted him.Meller wrote:pm: sckwest1 on hear he will know how to contact him.
Yes.birddog1968 wrote:Depends how they get high on both ends.....
Good one!!P&PGunsmith wrote:Not sure? What is the first word in gundog.mnaj_springer wrote:Not sure how this relates to gun dogs? Stick to what you're good at guys, it makes life go smoother.
Call it what you want, it is pretty much a figure of speech and I call it yard work.Brazosvalleyvizslas wrote:All forms of training should be conducted in as many places as possible. "yard work" means nothing to me.
Yep.I use tp to track deer I shot (lat it on blood spots) for this same reason. Works well
Same here.gonehuntin' wrote:Knee to the chest, no command, not gently.
Same here!mask wrote:Never had to use one and don't see the need to start now.
I agree.Tejas wrote:From my experiences shooting a rabbit being chased by a dog would make for a very risky proposition for a dog.
Perhaps I don't understand, are you going to teach the dog to point a rabbit and then be steady through the shot?