Shotguns, Birds & Bird Dog Pics Thread

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Couple shots of Harley. Tried to get him to pose with the 'Elsie' but he took the bird and hid under the pickup. The other one is Harley working a bird. A little Mossberg bolt 410 on the job that day.
 
Great pictures BE2man! I especially love this one. You managed to capture the exact moment where the man asks his dog. "you know, we would both get more birds if you would point for more than 3 seconds and then bust them up out of range". Who is that dashing individual?
 
Great pictures BE2man! I especially love this one. You managed to capture the exact moment where the man asks his dog. "you know, we would both get more birds if you would point for more than 3 seconds and then bust them up out of range". Who is that dashing individual?

Just one of a cast of "Ne'er do Wells", not many can pull off that 'stache though
 
I ran across this 30 year old picture, of my Springer "Shellcase"... Casey for short, at 3.5 months she put up and retrieved a limit of grouse with a bonus woodcock. Shellcase is obviously long gone, "Shellcase 2" was an English Cocker and "Shellcase 3" was another English Springer, from there I went to labs with a chocolate named Kodiak, and another chocolate named Kodiak 2, then had a blip with a Golden Retriever named Bailey, before I went back to labs and springers, including the current Springer Lexie;


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Feeling nostalgic now... here is the first chocolate lab "Kodiak"... she was a good dog, but headstrong, she was great with me but if she didn’t sense a handler was "in charge" they were in for a frustrating day;

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The original Shellcase musta been a hell of a dog eh. Pretty incredible what natural instinct and drive can accomplish.

Yep....one of my best dogs... she came from driven field stock, Canadian Grand champion "Sampson." She had a ton of drive, but could get "rangey", so she needed some handling, unlike my labs and current Springer... they self-range without a whistle from me... I have a whole bunch of very cool hunting stories with the original Shellcase.
 
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