I am being forced to give up deer hunting.

powdergun said:
And take up bird hunting instead. This little fellow visited the house today and seems to fit right in. Looks like he is going to join the family. He is a British lab and comes from a couple of great dogs I am familiar with. Any suggestions ?

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What do you think of naming him 'Brit'?
 
Feel free to use this manly name for your new pooch. Johnson. I picked up my new bird buddy September 13th. Here he is this week. I named him Johnson. We bagged two ruffed grouse before I threw him in the back of the truck.

 
Has anyone trained their lab to track downed big game ?

It would be handy if an animal got far back in the thick stuff ( NB: All legalities and regs followed of course )
 
I also just got my little girl, I named her Brie. She will be part bird dog, and 100% loved companion.
Other names that I was going for were : JUNO, Sparc, Maya, and Waffles. Just kidding about waffles.

 
powdergun said:
Has anyone trained their lab to track downed big game ?

It would be handy if an animal got far back in the thick stuff ( NB: All legalities and regs followed of course )
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Short answer: 'no'

But its illegal to hunt big game with a dog here in MB. I have a Chessie but if it was legal I'd look into getting a long haired Large Münsterländer. Thy are being bred in Sask.
 
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Drake if you're going to hunt ducks. Winston if you wish to give a nod to his British heritage, though I personally think that Winston should be reserved strictly for bulldogs.

Maybe Churchill, and Church for short?
 
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