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Other Hunting => Bird Dogs => Topic started by: boneaddict on January 11, 2009, 12:51:29 PM
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Thats so cool...Great pic
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Thanks Bow....I think its my favorite.
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Lets see the pup in action, turn it loose in one of your pens... :chuckle: Just playing. That sure is a cute pup.
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:chuckle: Yeah, I was on a Chukar when little Dahlia came from nowhere and landed on it. I almost had a picture. Not sure how this is going to work. Bird dog and bird business. I am almost as bad as one of these tree hugging hippees living out on the winterrange and getting a big dog for the yard.
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how old is your pup, i got me a new yellow lab pup , and he is 9 weeks right now , i bought him some squeeky duck and quail toy , he is very alert to them when i am in another room he runs in quick , and when i throw it he goes after them i have yet to have him bring it back to me , we got him on dec. 31 2 days before he turned 8 weeks in the first 3 days we got him to sit , and lay down ...
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i am looking to get a live bird here soon , what should i be looking to get pidgeon ????
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I'd have to look at a calender, but I think she is pushing 10 weeks. She is doing pretty well. A little nippy, but her adopted mommy is working on Not sure what would be the best live to work with.
Here is one of her trainers.
She wonders why the pup is getting all the attention.
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I should also start a thread shed dog in progress, though I don't like hiking with a dog.........She found her first shed today though. :)
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thats awesome where did she find it , out and about , or in your yard
here are pics of my pup and my black lab
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She has a better nose for it.(my yard benbo)
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cute pup benbo
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thanks
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The pup really looks good Bone. As far as bird dogs and bird pens I have had to fence the dogs out of my whole pen area. I did not always have it this way :bash: but I learn pretty quick. It makes it a lot easier on me and the dogs, not the mention the birds. Every now and then one will get in and the birds go crazy. Thankfully it has not been during breeding season, and is generally short lived.
Benbo, a pigeon works great and are generally more readily available and cheaper, pull a few flight feathers and watch the fun begin. During the training of my last dog I got some coturnix quail and they worked good for the puppy stage. If you can find someone who raises them they are pretty cheap as well, usually around $3-4 for full grown birds. Coturnix are a weaker flyer and the pup (3-4 months old) could catch them in a large field. They are good for a plant or three but they end up dying of stress, providing the dog has a soft mouth.
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Nice pics and good looking dogs.