posted by admin on Aug 22
I know waterfowl dog trainers do not like this command for a variety of reasons (dog may crack their tooth on the plastic decoy if really cold or dog may fetch a decoy rather than the duck when hunting), but never had a problem, my dog has a soft mouth, not that cold in Texas, and she sure knows the difference between a duck and a decoy, she has picked up decoys 2 seasons now. It really comes in handy when I throw the decoys in places too deep for me to retrieve them myself.
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posted by admin on Aug 16
BYOD! Bring your own dog to the Bird Dog Inn in Erwin, South Dakota. birddoginn.com The area offers extensive available public lands and receptive private landowners with incredible habitat and winter cover. This insures consistently great bird counts, and affords the do-it yourself bird hunter with his own dog a vast selection of quality hunting areas.
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posted by admin on Jul 30
A chihuahua hunting dog on the Big Island. Turn up the volume and listen carefully to what’s in the bush!
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posted by admin on Jul 15
In this video we go out to train Zeke, BownHunter’s German shorthaired pointer, to point and retrieve quail in Western Pennsylvania. We released the birds about 50 yards away from the dog and would walk up with Zeke to allow him to find the birds for us. While we know a general area of where the birds are when we release them, its great training for Zeke to be able to sniff them out and point for us, which he did extremely well. This was one of his first times out pointing WITH shooting, so we wanted his attention to be on the point, not on the gun shot, which he did extremely well with. Although they are smaller and not fully matured it was still good practice for us for shooting after flushing the birds out. There is a strict season for other game birds and hunting quail like we did allo
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posted by admin on Jul 11
More funny videos and images: ilol.co
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posted by admin on Jul 11
Wild dog in neighborhood that has been chasing neighbors and kids. This dog has been captured three times by animal control. After capturing the dog we were able to give the dog water and some food and call the owner.
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posted by admin on Jul 11
This is an explosive called Tannerite that you mix up and set out about 100 yards and shoot with a high powered rifle. Doesn’t look as cool on the video but it’s awesome as heck. 
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posted by admin on Jul 11
My dog hunts lizards in her spare time. As you can see, she lets nothing get in her way.
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posted by admin on Jul 11
Prairie dog hunting in Wyoming with my Marlin 60 .22 long rifle using open sights and Remington 36 grain hollow points. Watch close and you can see the bullets hitting the dogs. I filmed this with a Sony PJ10 HD camcorder and on the far shots I was testing the 350x digital zoom, which is why the quality looks a bit low.
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posted by admin on Jul 11
Here’s the safest, most effective way ever to get your “Huntin’ Dog” in and out of the boat when retrieving. The Load-A-Pup HD attaches to the transom or side of any hunting boat and adjusts to the perfect level to allow your dog to exit and enter with ease. The Load-A-Pup’s platform can be positioned at water level to eliminate the “boat-rocking” problems common to other systems. The Load-A-Pup is constructed of aircraft aluminum and weighs only 7 lbs. With use of super-strong aircraft suspension cables, it will handle any size dog. It folds completely flat and compact for easy storage when not in use. The 14″ X 20″ platform is the perfect size for the job and is designed with gripping ridges to provide sure-footing and protection from injury to the dog’s feet. The Load-A-Pup comes with a
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