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Post by wicomicojoe on Jan 13, 2007 21:41:24 GMT -5
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Post by wicomicojoe on Jan 13, 2007 21:43:04 GMT -5
This pic was supposed to be included  |
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Post by duckbuster on Jan 14, 2007 21:10:23 GMT -5
great pics i dont have a dog of my own but have hunted with some great one like angel,princess,maggie,london and good old bear which will bring in big foot goose decoys to you only by comaind some pics of the dogs like angel princess and maggie are on the site now under bad weather hunt and other ones
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Post by 05wrangler on Jan 16, 2007 18:25:04 GMT -5
I have two yellow labs myself and had every intention of hunting them. As time went on I wasn't able to complete their training due to time restraints and not having the ability to actually take them along.
They both showed great abilities to be great waterfowl dogs. Especially the one I paid bigt bucks for. Theres nothing like a picture of a Lab in a waterfowl setting.
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Post by THE DEER HUNTER on Jan 17, 2007 13:00:58 GMT -5
I don't have a dog myself, but my buddy, BIG FOX has a real nice one named Maggie. One day last year, my boat sank (long story) & away floated an entire bag of decoys, but good ole Maggie swam the 300 yards out there & came back with the entire bag.  |
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Post by brandon on Jan 17, 2007 14:10:39 GMT -5
boat sank? you shoot a hole in it or what?
i just bought my 1st boat to use for duck hunting. 12' Lowe v-bottom with a 7 hr motor. only paid $350 for it so ill see if it can get me anywhere.
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Post by THE DEER HUNTER on Jan 17, 2007 14:18:24 GMT -5
Ice froze in the hull & I didn't know it was there. Caused quite a bit of additional weight - when I slowed down to start putting out decoys it did a nosedive & began to take on water. We got it back to the dock, but when we did, it was completely under & ruined. The hot motor shattered when it hit the freezing water. I did a polar bear plunge & got the boat back on the trailer, (not knowing it was useless).
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Post by osprey on Jan 17, 2007 16:20:01 GMT -5
 This is my girl Evy (Bon Repose Cove's Evil Hearted Woman), she'll be 7 this March. She'd rather hunt than eat, and I'd never think of going waterfowling without her. This year she's spent more time sleeping along the blind, as warm and duckless as it's been, but she's done some neat stuff while hunting. Retrieved first birds, teal, at 7 months old. Pretty regularly brings in bluebills 2 at a time (when we've got 'em and I can hit 'em  ). Has gone almost across the tidal river, 500 yards, after crippled geese before, although I go get her with the boat when she pulls those stunts to save her the swim back in. Last year she pulled the best I've seen - we crippled a goldeneye one day and she spent way too long chasing it before it was too much and I called her off. The next day we crippled a mallard and it sailed into open water. Durn dog was smart enough, and the previous day was fresh enough in her mind, that she swam out around that duck and pushed it back to shore so I could shoot it again. ;D I was pretty dang proud of that dog that day. |
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Post by Rommel on Jan 18, 2007 15:33:10 GMT -5
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Post by duckbuster on Oct 1, 2007 16:08:44 GMT -5
here is angel a good friends dog who i hunted with this past saturday. she is 6years old  |
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Post by The Old HairyHead on Oct 4, 2007 6:36:58 GMT -5
Great pics. I have a hard headed 2 year old yellow lab. Ole Remington did retrieve three ducks for me last year, so hopefully he will do better this year. I will have to give Big Fox credit, Ole Maggie has retrieved a lot of ducks for us. Hell she even retrieved Jarheads boat after Big Fox let it float into the river.
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Post by duckbuster on Oct 4, 2007 10:13:53 GMT -5
yea she did retrive the boat . if it was jarhead she would of turned around.haha
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). Has gone almost across the tidal river, 500 yards, after crippled geese before, although I go get her with the boat when she pulls those stunts to save her the swim back in. Last year she pulled the best I've seen - we crippled a goldeneye one day and she spent way too long chasing it before it was too much and I called her off. The next day we crippled a mallard and it sailed into open water. Durn dog was smart enough, and the previous day was fresh enough in her mind, that she swam out around that duck and pushed it back to shore so I could shoot it again. ;D I was pretty dang proud of that dog that day.
