Recent content by KwickLabs

Yep, when I was snapping photos, thoughts about what kind of stories were left behind.....and lost forever were on my mind. Maybe it's time to do some research? :D

As a retired teacher, I am happy the picture "works" for you. By all means use it. Thanks for asking! The visible horizon in the background of the picture extends 360º around the building. It's "stunningly stark". Here's a tighter crop to use (if necessary).

While scouting/hunting in the middle of nowhere on a "back trail" near Eureka, I came across a "photo" that just had to be taken. "old and forgotten"

Last year the crops were out later than when we went, and it was my first time in South Dakota. I went with friends that had almost 20 years experience. 90% of the crops were still in the field. According to them it was more work digging out a limit, but as far as I was concerned it was...

Here's a few pictures of my four dogs getting ready for South Dakota.....Taffey, Daisy, Kooly and Gunny. For a "change of pace", we were water roading Friday. Saturday we were back "free roading" 5 miles at 10-12 mph with the ATV. Saturday evening, each dog ran a set of three cold blinds, up...

Well, we're up to "free roading" 5 miles per day on land, but the dogs needed a "change of pace". It's easier on the pads and joints. :) "water roading in the resistance mode" :D

Welcome.....Labs are cool. :)

Just got back yesterday from several days of hunting in the areas near Spring Lake. The water level is very low right now with mud flats extending out from many islands. In some places it was difficult to find a place to hide the boat. :rolleyes: On Oct. 1st Spring Lake officially becomes a...

Thanks. I've been taking pictures regularly for several years now because the traning and hunting journals in my Website kind of record each dog's progress. PIctures are better than words. In addition, I've found it amazing how often a picture reveals how a dog really looks. I don't know how...

Daisy is 56 pounds and never had any issues with geese. All a dog needs is a big heart. :) "Daisy in the snow" "Daisy's second goose of the day" "Daisy busting ice"

"Daisy on point"

I have four Labs, and they are all under 70 pounds. This is not only an advantage in the house, but in a boat.....they take up less space. :) Generally speaking , most of the larger Labs I seen are more difficult to keep in shape, and they don't handle the heat as well (bulkier body.....more...

I live just north of Rockford, Illinois and hunted near Galena (a lot) when I was much younger (forty years ago). Last year, I started hunting in the Big Slough area of Pool 13 south of Spring Lake. Since I have a trailer parked very near the boat ramp, I can drive over, live in the "duck camp"...

I That's correct. Lately, we been "doing" the early Illinois teal season. In about a week, we plan on hunting the Iowa opener (ducks) on the Mississippi. In between the waterfowl hunts, all four dogs are "free roaded" with my ATV at about 10-12 mph. Presently we are going 4.5 miles per...

Being the helpful person I am, maybe this will be of some assistance. :thumbsup: "all in one yellow package"