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WHO ALL IS SENDING THEIR DOG NORTH AND WHAT AGE ARE THEY?
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I'm sending my dog south seeing as the dakotas aren't north for me. My dog will be 14 months when she gets there.
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Ryan,
i never thought that
Mike Harryman will be taking my pup who will be 12 months old by then
i never thought that
Mike Harryman will be taking my pup who will be 12 months old by then
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I've all ready started a will just continue training around home until the season starts at the end of August.
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I envy you. I miss the when I had the time to devote to the dog. Living in the Prairies its not for the lack of wild birds that I send her to a pro, its time. With a young family and a busy work life I will gladly pay a pro to work my dog.
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i am in the same boat Ryan. i feel your painRyanDoolittle wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 1:36 pmI envy you. I miss the when I had the time to devote to the dog. Living in the Prairies its not for the lack of wild birds that I send her to a pro, its time. With a young family and a busy work life I will gladly pay a pro to work my dog.
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Actually guys, very little of my training is done on wild birds. What I do have is a lot of public land around and I know where to get pigeons. I'm retired now, but a draw back is my "bird kid" helpers are grown up and out of the house now. So I have to find some local kids and they are dang few and too busy with other things. It was always a half hour or an hour I could spent with my kids.birdogg42 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 7:15 ami am in the same boat Ryan. i feel your painRyanDoolittle wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 1:36 pmI envy you. I miss the when I had the time to devote to the dog. Living in the Prairies its not for the lack of wild birds that I send her to a pro, its time. With a young family and a busy work life I will gladly pay a pro to work my dog.
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fishvik wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 10:45 amActually guys, very little of my training is done on wild birds. What I do have is a lot of public land around and I know where to get pigeons. I'm retired now, but a draw back is my "bird kid" helpers are grown up and out of the house now. So I have to find some local kids and they are dang few and too busy with other things. It was always a half hour or an hour I could spent with my kids.birdogg42 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 7:15 ami am in the same boat Ryan. i feel your painRyanDoolittle wrote: ↑Tue Mar 30, 2021 1:36 pm
I envy you. I miss the when I had the time to devote to the dog. Living in the Prairies its not for the lack of wild birds that I send her to a pro, its time. With a young family and a busy work life I will gladly pay a pro to work my dog.
not knocking you at all Fish, im not setup to work dogs at my place. i have to load up and drive 20-30 min away. With a wife and three daughters my time is very limited.
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BD 42 if you ever get out to the Big Spud during bird season look me up. Lots to do in the area for the wife and kids too.
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will do Fish, thanks for the invite
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1 yr 1 month pld