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If you are looking for a better relationship with your dog, both at home and in the field, you have come to the right place. From puppyhood through the basics of being a bird dog, all the foundation skills you and your dog will need can be found here. You will be trained to train your dog with Ricks guidance. You will work with the command lead, check cord, and whoa post and your dog will have numerous opportunities to work birds. These seminars are popular and fill rapidly, so reserve your spot now! Starts the evening of Oct 9th and goes all day Sat and Sun. 400 per person attending Reserve you spot by sending a 50.00 dollar check made to Rick Smith and send to Arlette Hennessey 774 N Wheeler Rd Coolidge As 85128 http://www.huntsmith.com http://www.kninebirddog.com

Good luck to everyone. Need to see reports and Pics!!

Sweet. I wanna find me some of them

Be careful with the rattlesnakes guys! I won't be able to hunt this weekend. I may just wait till it cools down anyway.

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Here are a few

Nice bull bro

Too bad you quantified with "a good dog"! Hahaha

Don't have a dog for bird huntingThat's ok. They will set you up with someone that does have a dog so you can get a good count on the quail you see. If you want more info on the scaled quail count opportunity with G&F let me know. I have some info for you.Sure would like to help where I can PM me your email address.

Don't have a dog for bird hunting That's ok. They will set you up with someone that does have a dog so you can get a good count on the quail you see. If you want more info on the scaled quail count opportunity with G&F let me know. I have some info for you.

Who made the wall tent?

Sold

Haha what britts have you been around that get nervous like that?

Thanks, but I think my wife now has her heart set on a yellow lab. That's how my wife was about chocolate labs. Our last dog was a chocolate lab and after she past away that's all my wife wanted. Then I introduced her to Brittanys. Now she said she will probably never go back to a lab. Brits are smaller, don't shed as much, have less health concerns, are just as smart if not smarter than labs and have lots of energy like labs and aren't as clumsy.

It's all about the pedigree of the dog. Are the dogs parents hunters and were Their parents hunters, etc. you can find labs that are only show dogs and may not hunt so well. Yea they are trainable but the ceiling will only be so high. If getting a pure breed lab make sure the parents don't have any Health issues and and have OFA tests done. Labs tend to have hip dysphasia. I prefer females but my current Brittany is a male and is great with the family and a little stubborn in the field but sure loves his birds. Good luck getting that pit bull to be a bird dog. With pits you never know what you are gonna get especially from the pound. I like pits, used to breed them but you don't know what their temperament is gonna be if you don't know their bloodlines.

Eddie is a great trainer. Whoever gets this dog will not be disappointed. I prefer smaller dogs that's one reason I'm a Brittany guy. Good luck with sale Ed

I don't use them but then again I usually don't go until mid to late November when snakes are gone

Is that like shooting ducks on the water?

Bump for go pro raffle

Nice!!

ha this means you can be commisioner! shoot. Being commish is stressful. I'm commish in one of my leagues.

I'm already in too many leagues or else I'd say to count me in.

See what happens when you like to "eat fresh"

Good looking dogs. Maybe I'll see some of you guys at the Rick smith seminar!

I'm sorry man. Keep us posted on this. Tough loss. Losing a pet like That is hard.