What kind of hunting dog(s) do you have (Page 3 of 4)
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My only hunting dog at the moment is Ryder, a JRT. She is an 18 pound holy terror to anything small (or not-so-small) and furry that runs, hops, crawls or climbs. She has her own dirt pile in the back of the yard to tunnel in and absolutely loves to swim.
Here she is at 9 weeks:  And again last weekend (almost 2 years old now), "helping" me dig the new koi pond:  |
"There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. The only question is: How do we arm the other 11?" - Yuri Orlov
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Only a few coondog guys on here I see, how many of you guys run them?
This is my bluetick about 4 years ago with his first solo coons. http://inlinethumb39.webshots.com/42982/2111598640096326192S600x600Q85.jpg |
| I have had a Lab, 3 Chessies, and currently have a German Short hair pointer, a Pudel Pointer, and a Deutsch Drathhair. The Drathar is my favorite and I have another pup coming in January. Draths are great on any game you want to hunt, point , blood trail, retrieve ducks and big geese, and will also do fox, coons, coyotes etc... I love all my dogs but will stick with Draths from here on out! |
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I have a Redbone Coonhound, admittedly this is my first experience with this breed and I probably wont stray outside of this breed again. She is much smarter than her droopy long ears and aloof personality give off. I have had experiences with wheaten terriers and GSPs. The Redbone Coonhound tops them both. I would recommend to anyone looking at this breed to go ahead, you will not be disappointed.
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Originally Posted By Spikehorn11:
I have a deposit down on a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon. I'll get my pup in July. I just put a deposit down on a pudelpointer from Rock Creek Kennels myself; supposed to be here in May or June. Was a toss up between the pudelpointer and a WPG. You're going to have a good hunting dog on your hands soon! |
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Originally Posted By ShockTroopT:
Originally Posted By Spikehorn11:
I have a deposit down on a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon. I'll get my pup in July. I just put a deposit down on a pudelpointer from Rock Creek Kennels myself; supposed to be here in May or June. Was a toss up between the pudelpointer and a WPG. You're going to have a good hunting dog on your hands soon! So will you. I read up on them before making a choice. Its going to seem like forever till I get my pup. |
Trooper. My 8 month old lab/cur mix. Fetched his first doves this past dove season, 2 live and 1 dead, he sat and watched the rest of the time . surprisingly, he brought the live ones right to me, it was the dead one that confused him.
It was my wife's first dove season too 
him as a puppy, around the time we went dove hunting. 
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My Jack Russell can't flush or point for shit, but gets ALL kinds of whipped up we I ask if he wants to "Hunt Birdies"?
At least I no longer miss wounded birds that go to ground, and never lose any quail in the tall stubble. 
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"I keep happiness chained up like a little dog. Mostly so I can beat it into submission" 161Infantry
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Gordon Setter. Great hunting and family dog.
My son had a Golden Retriever that absolutely refused to put a duck in its mouth but would retrieve a decoy with glee. No amount of training her would change her mind about those "filthy birds." She would find them and point them, but you had to retrieve them yourself. All I can say is we never lost a decoy. |
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What kind of hunting dog(s) do you have (Page 3 of 4)