hi post pic if your hunting dogs
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Thats what I like to see horshur.Nothing like a good treeing dog.I myself have plotts for bear.I have been looking for a Leopard to cross breed with a plott.Should make a good mix?
My chum has black mouth curs and they are an great dog also.
My chum has black mouth curs and they are an great dog also.
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The other dog is half Blackmouth(so I am told) She is very Cur like anyhow.Curs are a little smarter than the hound on average and can halfway pass as a pet.....the female of mine has a pack and comes along on highcountry backpack trips.....Even was on a Goat hunt this year.....she's a smart one .
Well, here is my beloved Elk hound pics I finally tracked down. We got "Smokey" for Christmas when I was five, I think. This pic would be not long after. Yes, that's me with the gun.
and my Sister and cousins.
Smokey and I were best pals, he took good care of me when we went afield and wouldn't leave my side. He and I put the hurt to many a grouse and squirrel, he'd eat 'em whole!
When I started hunting 9 years later, he'd stand guard at the meat pole to keep the cats at bay, not once did he have a taste except for scraps he was given.
He suffered in later years to a weak back end and arthritis we guessed. We lost him the next spring. Had to put him down as he was in real bad shape.
Boy do I miss him!
The next summer Mom and Dad figured they'd get another one, from the same breeder. They came home with this little ball of fur, named him Cole.
Yes he is as mischievious as he looks here!
Apparently Smokey took all the brains because this knot head has only air in his skull. He was always with me every second I was outside. I was just starting to reload and had to tie him up at the house so I could shoot. He would keep the collar so tight that he'd pass out from lack of air.
Needless to say he is deaf as a post which compliments his stupidity.Here he is running a muck on my plump tom cat Barney.
and my Sister and cousins.
Smokey and I were best pals, he took good care of me when we went afield and wouldn't leave my side. He and I put the hurt to many a grouse and squirrel, he'd eat 'em whole!
When I started hunting 9 years later, he'd stand guard at the meat pole to keep the cats at bay, not once did he have a taste except for scraps he was given.
He suffered in later years to a weak back end and arthritis we guessed. We lost him the next spring. Had to put him down as he was in real bad shape.
Boy do I miss him!
The next summer Mom and Dad figured they'd get another one, from the same breeder. They came home with this little ball of fur, named him Cole.
Yes he is as mischievious as he looks here!
Apparently Smokey took all the brains because this knot head has only air in his skull. He was always with me every second I was outside. I was just starting to reload and had to tie him up at the house so I could shoot. He would keep the collar so tight that he'd pass out from lack of air.
Needless to say he is deaf as a post which compliments his stupidity.Here he is running a muck on my plump tom cat Barney.
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This is one awesome hunting machine
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This is one awesome hunting machine
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SaskatchewanOutdoors
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God made a mistake by not letting dogs live longer...
click the link to see my springer working some roosters..
http://gallery.menoutdoors.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3544&cat=1038
click the link to see my springer working some roosters..
http://gallery.menoutdoors.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3544&cat=1038
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Wirehaired Pointing Griffon
Best hunting dog you can find... but I am more than a little biased!
Best hunting dog you can find... but I am more than a little biased!
Not yet, the wifewants to start this year but you need to be members of several trialling clubs to get enough runs in to qualify and we spend all season working them about twice a week. The 3 oldest dogs all pick up behind the guns controlled by my wife, the rest are in the beating line with me! Even the 4 or 5 monthers come out beating. Its a great way for them to learn the smells and sounds of the shoot without being so close to the guns that they get scared by the noise!
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Sophie the GSP, takes a break.
Sophie counts the bag!
Watering the Springers.
You have some mighty fine Springers, Saskatchewan Outdoors. I see a couple of them are steady to the flush! Do you trial? If you do, we may have crossed paths somewhere as I have been involved in the Spaniel trial world in Calgary for many years.
Sophie counts the bag!
Watering the Springers.
You have some mighty fine Springers, Saskatchewan Outdoors. I see a couple of them are steady to the flush! Do you trial? If you do, we may have crossed paths somewhere as I have been involved in the Spaniel trial world in Calgary for many years.
