I have an 18 month old WPG. I'm very impressed so far. Good nose and very easy to train. We are looking at maybe adding a second Griff to the family. The hardest part is finding a breeder and getting a pup! If you decide on a Griff make sure yo are willing to wait (and likely pay a...
I have had a pair of the Danner Covey Upland boots for 5 years. They are light, warm and waterproof and have held up very well. The soles are designed to shed mud and therefore are not too good in snow on a steep slope. You will end up on your behind! If you hunt relatively flat or rolling...
Nothing Beats a Versitile Dog
Having hunted over my Brit for four seasons, I have really grown accustomed to a pointing style. This year we will be working on waterfowl for most of the summer (while also keeping sharp on upland). I find the versatile breeds to be fun, challenging and useful...
Lots of great advice here! I'll just cast a quick vote for the Brittany. I have hunted over a few breeds and finally chose a male Brit. He is my constant companion and was VERY easy to train. Loyal and highly intellegent, he is a very disciplined pointer, retrieves upland birds with gusto...
Thanks for the great ideas. I have an e-mail into the distributor of Musher's Secret to see if I can use it on areas other than the paws and will check with the 8in1 folks as well. I'll post the response in case anyone else is interested.
Cheers!
This is my 4th season with my Brittany, Toby, and our first time in deep snow. Today we had a great afternoon at a local game bird preserve here in Western PA. We had 12-18 inches of snow and a brisk breeze which gave Toby, a good challenge. I am happy to report that he performed well under...
Hello. I'm an avid upland bird and waterfowl hunter from Western PA. I have a 4 year old Brittany named Toby who keeps me pretty busy in the field. I look forward to visiting often. :cheers: