Silver! True American AKC lab at its finest..... :yes: j/k

 

Definitely yellow! Where did Max go?

 

Black baby Black - :yes: - that's all I've ever had

 

depends on what you hunt.... marshes corn fields probably a yellow

I really dont know where a black blends in well... Worked fields.. Timber.. maybe Dark dogs harder to hide

 

Waterfowl can't see black,why do you think the Robertsons all use black face paint. :biggrin:

Haven't you seen this video

Ok that was a joke. :lol3:

 

well thats makes sense!! With the black hoodies and all...... :biggrin:

 

Yella

 

Mines a bit High yella.. she don't hide well. Good thing she sits still. She will hook em back if she is in decoys? Ripple,white duck??

 

Maybe you can get some face paint for her?

 

Mama blends pretty good in some situations.

Her baby boy not so much but, damn he is purdy and a retrieving machine so his color is tolerable. :yes:

 

It just simply doesn't make any difference what color your lab is. Ever hear of duck tolling retrievers? They parade around the marsh or blind and actually attract waterfowl.

 

It just simply doesn't make any difference what color your lab is. Ever hear of duck tolling retrievers? They parade around the marsh or blind and actually attract waterfowl.

So what you're saying is the even the non-lab breeds that are yellow-ish get the job done best, right?

 

I'm a lab guy but trollers are awesome dogs that definitely get the job done

 

Not sure if anyone else is experiencing the recent fad of very pale yellow/white dogs but if they were actually bred for the field they may be the perfect snow goose dog. Especially if you put Styrofoam wings on their sides and let them go.

 

It just simply doesn't make any difference what color your lab is. Ever hear of duck tolling retrievers? They parade around the marsh or blind and actually attract waterfowl.

I have met several tollers.

If I was going to only hunt from a lay out boat I would get one.

But since I need an all purpose deep water snow goose retriever, I will stick with Miss Brandy.

80 LBs of heart and muscle.

 

Couldn't you just spray paint your dog any color you needed for the situation you are hunting?

Couldn't find that thread anywhere, but I know it's here :lol3: :lol3:

 

I have gone to something like this.

Don

 

So its agreeded-

Brown is the best color

 

Not sure if anyone else is experiencing the recent fad of very pale yellow/white dogs but if they were actually bred for the field they may be the perfect snow goose dog. Especially if you put Styrofoam wings on their sides and let them go.

We had a very light yellow lab, only had a tad of yellow on his ears. We never really seemed to notice birds flare seeing him and most of the time he rolled gave himself a good camo job by rolling in the mud. When there was snow he blended right in. I do however think it would be easier to conceal a brown or darker yellow dog.

 

Reds or chocolates....I vote Reds

 

So its agreeded-

Brown is the best color

The data does not lie, the public has spoken and the argument has been finalized:

Tomkat - brown
rutin - brown
L&L - yella
Dogyak - black
willie - yella
boatman - black
tubbalowski - yella
18javelin - yella
rivercountry - yella
duckdon - brown
tinner - yella & brown
tinner - yella & brown (reds are technically yella)

SCORE CARD: Yella (7); Brown (5); Black (2)

 

Just for the record im a brown dog guy!!

But am objective enough to know that yellow blends in better with most duck hunting surrondings.. Wheres the chessie guys that would say the sage color they have.. Now that is the best marsh color out there!!!

close to it.. all i could find on google rick or someone has a reall good pic

 

am objective enough to know that yellow blends in better with most duck hunting surrondings

You're obviously a guy who knows what's what! :thumbsup:

 

Anyone can own a black or a yella...... Takes someone special to own a brown! :biggrin:

 

I got em both!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup: