Is that a pintail with the wing held out?Red Suited Iceman said:Pics from the 2011 season! Been taking my little brother out for his first hunts ever! He is now addicted! Here is a few pictures.
Is that a pintail with the wing held out?Red Suited Iceman said:Pics from the 2011 season! Been taking my little brother out for his first hunts ever! He is now addicted! Here is a few pictures.
WigeonDano135 said:Is that a pintail with the wing held out?Red Suited Iceman said:Pics from the 2011 season! Been taking my little brother out for his first hunts ever! He is now addicted! Here is a few pictures.
Remington 870 :thumbsup:caveman70 said:Now I need a gun. Went scaled quail hunting today and my ancient 500 broke on the first shot on covey of 20+ birds. Single arm action just snapped. Still worked as a single shot, but will not do as a waterfowler. Anybody have a cheap pump for sale?
Does the Brit retrieve? I used to have one that did.Bloke said:Here are a couple of hunts from a couple of weeks ago. Had a really great time with a couple of buddies and my little man in the pic. 2 day total was 31. 28 widgeon and 3 gads. One of those that you remember for a while. Good luck to everyone for a good finish to the season.
Yes sir. He does it all. Retrieves my ducks and doves, points quail and pheasants when we go to Kansas. Best dog I have ever had. His only fall back is that he is a little small for the big water. When the wind gets up the waves goover his head and I have to sideline him because he would drown himself. He would never stop on his own. He has more heart than both labs I owned combined.ohioboy said:Does the Brit retrieve? I used to have one that did.Bloke said:Here are a couple of hunts from a couple of weeks ago. Had a really great time with a couple of buddies and my little man in the pic. 2 day total was 31. 28 widgeon and 3 gads. One of those that you remember for a while. Good luck to everyone for a good finish to the season.
Agree 100%. We were jump,shooting over a rain swollen creek once and our Brit would not give up on a mallard on the other side. She tried and tried. Finally had to pull her off the bird. Brits were also great for finding birds that decided to sail into the brush.Bloke said:Yes sir. He does it all. Retrieves my ducks and doves, points quail and pheasants when we go to Kansas. Best dog I have ever had. His only fall back is that he is a little small for the big water. When the wind gets up the waves goover his head and I have to sideline him because he would drown himself. He would never stop on his own. He has more heart than both labs I owned combined.ohioboy said:Does the Brit retrieve? I used to have one that did.Bloke said:Here are a couple of hunts from a couple of weeks ago. Had a really great time with a couple of buddies and my little man in the pic. 2 day total was 31. 28 widgeon and 3 gads. One of those that you remember for a while. Good luck to everyone for a good finish to the season.
In 2009?quack wackr said:went out solo on christmas morning, got my limit of mallards pretty quick, i know it was a while ago but just figured out hoqw to post pics lol