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Offline LOVEMYLABXS

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Still slow but this was worth it
« on: October 29, 2011, 06:47:16 PM »
Fired one shot yesterday got one red head hen. Fired one shot today got a widgeon and this picture which to me is worth it all  :tup: Can't get much HAPPIER then havin a 1-1/2 Year old pup that love his job and wants to please his dad  :IBCOOL:
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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2011, 07:21:18 PM »
Great picture.  :tup:  The face on that pup says it all...  " Im here with your bird Dad."

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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #2 on: October 29, 2011, 08:49:48 PM »
amen to that lab lovin duck hunter  ;) we think alike. Great pic  :tup: I love getting good shots of my dogs as well. I have a ton of 11x14 prints of my first 2 labs with retrieves and still pictures. My female lab is about the same age. Will be 2 late December. Because of the way things were with moving and such, i only was able to hunt her half of last season and she had a few retrieves, then i moved again and starting all over. I'll be good from here on out. I loved watching my pup pull in her first honker last year. It was my first big western canadian. I'm on my 3rd lab and i love hunting with a dog and watching their every move the way they perform. I really get excited. this small honker and the 13 lb western both came down with the first shot. I was floored to see 2 of them fall. I was living in Lynden and sure miss the corn. This was a flooded potato field. It made my whole season. gonna try to get my goose mounted one of these days.
« Last Edit: October 30, 2011, 12:55:14 AM by bigcans »
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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #3 on: October 29, 2011, 09:57:50 PM »
Thats great, I also have a 1.5 year old lab, they are great dogs and want to please you. Nice photo... :tup:

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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #4 on: October 30, 2011, 05:44:45 AM »
THANKS for the compliments guys  :tup:

Bigcans I've been at this duck and dog stuff for a lot of years and many dogs now most of which were some soret of lab cross (hence the X in LOVEMYLAB X S ) and like you there are many pics on the walls of most of them I hardly go any where any more with out my trusty little Kodak Z812 in my pocket  :chuckle:  This shot ain't that clear but you want to talk PROUD it was Chases 1st retrieve last year at 5 months. He's full Lab but was the last of 11 pups and so the guy ended up giving him to me (sold the rest at 500 apiece) but as far as I know he's the only one that HUNTS so guess I got the best for free  :IBCOOL: By the way nice dek in the forground sets of your shot nicely  :tup: :tup:
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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #5 on: October 30, 2011, 10:19:20 AM »
oh my gosh, awesome dude. I'm not hijacking your thread. It's just great to see someone talk about their dogs. FREE? it's nice to have friends. so happens i got this last pup free when i was living in AK. She got a late start as she was born in Dec. but my first 2 labs were born in May and June. I'll include a pic here of my pup Sarah at 5 months with her first pintail. I had a lousy camera at the time and too much blurry stuff on her way coming in. she held it in her mouth near this make shift tomato bin blind and i snapped the pick. I have many more but won't take up any more room on this thread. not trying to be lame, just also showing some 5 mo. old pics. it's great to see them love what they were born to do. My current lab I'm not sure if she's purebred. I never have been in a situation like this when getting a lab i don't know much about. I usually spend the money for a lab but sometimes ya might take a chance. Just hope her hips don't go out on her at a young age. Roll the dice for a free pup and hope for the best. i wasn't ready for another dog after losing my last one and at work, the boss said his wifes son and his wife were giving a litter away. They just said the mom was knocked up by the lab next door and i never saw the male lab but the way my lab is built, she sure doesn't remind me of a lab. But this pup is full of Nitro, i should have named her that. I've not had a lab with this kind of energy. One high point last season was knocking down a drake mallard and i knew it was gonna be a test and lots of fun for the dog as i turned her loose and watched the show!! she went back n forth chasing that mallard in the sheet ice as the bird had a busted wing and she finally chased it down   :hello:
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Re: Still slow but this was worth it
« Reply #6 on: October 30, 2011, 03:37:16 PM »
Bigcan I don't see it hijackin my thread at all nothin seem more right then for a guy to be proud enough of his pup/dog to take and post pics of them and this thread is just as good a place as any other so if anyone else has some they'd like to show off feel free to post away  :IBCOOL: i got a ton of Chase  :yike: :chuckle:
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