SaskHunter
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High fence?
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High fence?
Forkyfinder
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NIce. Never knew we were related. Bet if you try my sunglasses on - no one could tell us apart.
rjthehunter
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It's a small world!
The people who actually know me, know it's me in the pic. As for the ones who don't know me, well I don't care if they believe me or not.
Doublecluck
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Hunted over 700 socks over the last couple days. That’s my 9y/o, told the school she would be absent 3 days to go study snow goose migration patterns and behavior, if we were lucky fine culinary arts with wild game.
Birdbander
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I quit deer hunting before cell phones now it's birds & fishing. Happy and friend talked me into going to WY for antelope and can't wait to go again.
Sure miss a couple of the dogs pictured.
Sure miss a couple of the dogs pictured.
406dn
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My outdoor journey has several chapters. The first was waterfowl hunting in North Dakota, while in high school and college.
The impetus to move to Montana, was for the chance to hunt big game. The first ten years or so, I did that with vigor and also fly fished for trout. Somewhere, along the line I started bringing a shotgun on deer hunting trips, just to shoot birds encountered, while deer hunting.
That rekindled the interest in pointing dogs, as my father had an English Setter that I adored. I've had pointing dogs for a little more than the last thirty years. At first, it was bird hunting, and I killed my share of birds, certainly. After a few years, the dog's work was more interesting than killing so many birds.
Once I crossed paths with horseback field trials, my outdoor life entered a new chapter. I have greatly enjoyed the time spent on a horse, handling a bird dog. Any day that I do that, is a great day.
Here's a few more photos, from various chapters.
The impetus to move to Montana, was for the chance to hunt big game. The first ten years or so, I did that with vigor and also fly fished for trout. Somewhere, along the line I started bringing a shotgun on deer hunting trips, just to shoot birds encountered, while deer hunting.
That rekindled the interest in pointing dogs, as my father had an English Setter that I adored. I've had pointing dogs for a little more than the last thirty years. At first, it was bird hunting, and I killed my share of birds, certainly. After a few years, the dog's work was more interesting than killing so many birds.
Once I crossed paths with horseback field trials, my outdoor life entered a new chapter. I have greatly enjoyed the time spent on a horse, handling a bird dog. Any day that I do that, is a great day.
Here's a few more photos, from various chapters.
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Carl 9.3x62
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Love the blue jeans/t-shirt goat pic.
406dn
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That was a long time ago.
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cgasner1
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Looks like your more of a gather than a harvester
don't discredit how much e scouting goes into locating prime and efficient "gathering" locations.
bit of a ketchup issue at this one though...
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Gellar
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I don’t take to many grip and grins so I had to go back a few years.
First fish.
Biggest buck. Sorry I know some of you don’t like straddling the animal for grip and grins.
First fish.
Biggest buck. Sorry I know some of you don’t like straddling the animal for grip and grins.
SaskHunter
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That pic w the pup riding shotgun on the trike is pure gold.
Laszlo Cravensworth
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Crispis
FHF harness
Meoptas
Legit
Gellar
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Gopher snake?
My gopher snake. I don’t knowingly kill gopher snakes. It was a rodeo with my setter trying to bite it and my group thought it heard rattling.
