Dogs are Hunting Partners - Let's see 'em

[lr123]

My dog Gus last fall on his first hunt. Absolutely incredible hunt shooting a 6 man limit in 20 minutes.

 

[el unit]

Great picture lr123.

 

[454]

Package deal, they came with the girlfriend. I'll admit they have grown on me and the black one will flush/chase rabbits. They also enjoy treeing cats.

 

[Southern Elk]

Dakota

 

[madtom]

Not a functional sporting dog in the traditional sense, but Ernie enjoys keeping the rabbits in hiding while I look for sheds.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

Nittany is true loyal partner in the woods. Can't imagine exploring without her. And she knows the best spot in a wall tent.

 

[Scarey]

the Pup has been a great Coyote deturrent/hunter.

The old man was one of the best bird dogs I've ever seen. He used to catch quail and bring them to the house with only a little slobber on them, never harmed.

 

[bobbydean]

Scarey , that old dog is adorable.

I have went from Aeridales to rat terriors.

Never had a dog that was not loving. I damn well loved them.

I have had feral cats that deliver baby cottontails to the front door completely unharmed, but terrified.

 

[Elkoholic]

Love this thread. This is "Kodiak" after discovering an elk wallow, I think he gets more excited finding a hidden wallow than I do!

 

[gdgwp]

 

[jlong17]

This thread is awesome, I love looking at all the pups! Here is my loyal friend/son Gunner. He helped fill the gap while the wife and I were trying to get pregnant. Years and years of infertility were super difficult, but during that time he was my outdoor boy! Now we have adopted a baby girl, but he continues to accompany me on boys trips
Attached is a photo of him and I in a Field and Stream Magazine...pretty cool stuff

 

[np307]

We've had Daisy since August. She doesn't do any hunting with me, but she does a great bit of scouting. I'm also working with her on blood trailing, which she has a great nose for. I'd love to let her get after squirrels but she isn't disciplined enough. We got her from the shelter so I didn't get to train her as a puppy, which means I don't trust her off leash. She's also stubborn as a mule which means training takes a long time. Plott hound/lab mix and full of energy.
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[Mudranger1]

The old man of the house is named Jake. Pure Jack Russell. he is closing in on 13 and gets a little grouchier by the day

The newest addition is Roscoe he is a mix of some kind but definitely pitbull dominate. Tons of energy and doesnt listen too well but loves attention.

 

[JohnM]

Lincoln is a 2.5 year old Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. He's not a hunting dog but goes everywhere with me that I can take him.

 

[killemall]

Josie still getting it done at 8 1/2.

 

[NullPointerException]

This is my beagle mix, Gus.

I got him from a shelter on the east coast before I moved to CO. As far as I can tell, someone had tried to bring him up to run rabbits, but he didn't do well with his previous owner. When we got him he would hide from all men and tremble, we think he was severely abused. He was found in the middle of the woods in WV abandoned. He's doing much, much better now and loves hiking. He is spoiled rotten.

I may pick up rabbit hunting for him. He sure loves to give them hell. He's normally content with sleeping on the sofa all day, but if we're on a walk and a rabbit or squirrel is nearby it's like a switch in him gets flipped.

 

[Rzrbck918]

Stella in New Mexico and Oklahoma

 

[Frazier]

Penny is a 5 y/o English cocker. Not only is she great with my two kids, but she is dynamite in the dove field or wood duck hole.

 

[TimeOnTarget]

Here are a few pictures of my new yellow lab, Huckleberry (Huck). Hes about 7 months old in these pictures. I hunted him a ton this past fall. His finally tally for the season was 74 roosters delivered to hand. I expect lots of good things to come from this little guy.

The last picture is of the entire crew of past, present, and future hunting buddies.

 

[Witherall13]

My Chesapeake Stud “Josey Wales”