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Great looking dog! Thanks for sharing.
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Crazy neighbors - Filling the gap until the zombies arrive.
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Looks good, we had to get rid of our 4yr old chocolate male due to aggression issues, but my new Fox red female is at the trainers now getting FF in anticipation of a late march duck trip.
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Liberals say libertarians are just republicans in disguise. Conservatives apparently think libertarians are stoned. If I can annoy the left and the right at the same time, that's a bonus for me.
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Good looking dog
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Gorgeous dog!
Getting me psyched to get training my black lab! She's only 3 months right now. |
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Great looking LAB, i have a choc , he is 110 pds , 3 yr old
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Good looking dog man. Great job training her on your own too. Did you follow a certain program, or just improvise different methods?
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This is a damn good thread.
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Thanks for the update and pics.
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Quite the band collector.
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Originally Posted By KingRat:
Quite the band collector. Why yes she is!! Slower than usual this year.....only 3 so far this season. |
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This is way cool.
I wish I would've trained my lab when she was younger. |
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Be glad you have a lab. I had a Golden Retriever. They are burr magnets. Thanks again for the additional pics. Vermont is a beautiful state.
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Great pics!
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Merry Christmas to you and yours as well.
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He looks like he needs a vacation. Maybe have the cat fetch some birds for him.
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Beautiful bro beautiful
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Originally Posted By KingRat:
He looks like he needs a vacation. Maybe have the cat fetch some birds for him. Down for the count for 10 days..........she was spayed yesterday. And the cat turns into an Obama voter in the winter....just sits around all day mooching off "the man" and complaining. Originally Posted By argunrunner:
Beautiful bro beautiful Thanks |
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I like the shot on the rocks. Well composed.
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Very nice, our next dog will likely be a black lab. Not sure I'll have the time to work with it though to help on our hunts, most likely will just be a pet for the kids.
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The very atmosphere of firearms anywhere and everywhere restrains evil interference - George Washington
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Horridly hot here as well.
Is he able to climb back onto the raft if he jumps off? |
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No, she just likes to float around on it when we are anchored in the shallows. When she goes into the water she comes back to the swim platform on the boat, then hops back on the tube (it is a 2 person tube flipped upside down)
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Awesome thread, awesome pics, and awesome dog.
I'm seriously considering an Airedale Terrier as an all around hunting dog. Would probably be used on squirrels, rabbits, doves, ducks, and maybe even hogs. It shall be interesting trying to train a generalist instead of a specialist. |
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Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not. -Dr. Seuss Don't be that asshole. - life motto |
Good job on your dog OP!
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"I have sworn upon the altar of God, eternal hostility against every
form of tyranny over the mind of man." --Thomas Jefferson |
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What a great thread. It brings back lots of memories. I lived in W. Monroe, LA for 5 great years of my life. Louisiana is indeed sportsman's paradise....between the hunting and the fishing. I had a couple of rice field pit blinds, both north and south of my home. But my favorite hunting was the flooded timber on the Upper Ouachita Wildlife Management Area, north of town. It was there that I met one of the best friends and hunting companions of my life. Gandalf the Gold. Obviously he was a Golden.....and one of the best pure hunters I've ever had the pleasure of swinging a gun over. We spent many a fine day hunting the great mallard duck. I lost him a few years ago.....and I miss him every day. Actually, this room is getting a little dusty as I type and think of him. Thank you for your thread.....and the walk down memory lane.
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I saw the first picture and thought, "Wow, that's a huge duck!"
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nothing better than a Lab
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Wow, that's a lot of geese. Nice job.
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That animal has great points. If you want to see what a Lab should look like, well that's what a Lab should look like.
And if they look like that then generally they perform to standard as well. Great dog for work and companionship. BTW, that picture of your girl and the dog in the blind just makes me feel like everything is good and right in this crazy, fucked up world of ours. Thanks. |
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"If people insist on photoshops that have nothing to do with anything but racial stereotypes - like Obama dressed like a pimp, eating watermelon and asking where the white wimmenz are at - then that thread will be locked too."
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Originally Posted By ColonelHurtz:
BTW, that picture of your girl and the dog in the blind just makes me feel like everything is good and right in this crazy, fucked up world of ours. View Quote Yup!!! and the great thing is youth waterfowl weekend 2013 is only 2 days away and we get to do it all over again Thanks |
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Thanks for the update. You must have a huge freezer!
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Very nice pictures. Lots of ducks and geese and the pictures are clear. Y'all slammed em.
I like your dog. I like the fact that she's on the lighter side. We've had yellow labs that weighed 50ish pounds and were able to retrieve ducks all morning and were real workhorses. My yellow female died from old age two yrs ago, and i havent replaced her. I needed a break. But I'm starting to get an itch for another. I'm leaning toward a black lab female. |
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Originally Posted By duckdog:
Very nice pictures. Lots of ducks and geese and the pictures are clear. Y'all slammed em. I like your dog. I like the fact that she's on the lighter side. We've had yellow labs that weighed 50ish pounds and were able to retrieve ducks all morning and were real workhorses. My yellow female died from old age two yrs ago, and i havent replaced her. I needed a break. But I'm starting to get an itch for another. I'm leaning toward a black lab female. View Quote You'll find that the good field dogs from English stock run lighter than American labs. They also have a little more "game" in them. Best for working, still make great companion dogs. Males are always going to naturely run a little larger too. Then there is the American tendency to make everything bigger and fatter including pets. Most of the really big Labs you see are just overfed and underworked. |
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"If people insist on photoshops that have nothing to do with anything but racial stereotypes - like Obama dressed like a pimp, eating watermelon and asking where the white wimmenz are at - then that thread will be locked too."
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I love the pic of her watching the sky. Great shots as always, thanks.
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