Recent content by Ky Setter man

Look up Shady Rays color rush glasses. Make all the orange and red colors jump. Pheasants will be easy to identify.

Never shot one in 28. But the 20 and definetly the 12 will kill on both ends in a dove field.

Oh forgot, he has English Pointers and like myself ,English Setters

Cripoles dont stand a chance mostly, Im talking about if they point and the bird leaves that area.

Just a bit of advice, they arent sporting clays or a really good dove shooting gun. You will be brused after a 50 or more round shoot. Love them for game but not a bunch of shooting at once.

Im a pointing dog guy . They usually are out front and find birds that a flushing dog hasnt got to yet but as far as tracking I would say that the flushers would have that advantage. Theres room for both for sure. My friend has added a lab to his string of pointers and setters. Its worked out...

Juat remember that a wild pheasant is way different than preserve or pen raised birds. You will swear that sometimes the have on kevlar drawers. Lol. Take what you shoot well and thats light enough to carry all day. I like all of them except 410 but with tss it would surely do the job. But...

This whole subject I find so ironic. A couple years ago I made the statement that I always heard SD released birds so they could keep hunters coming as it was their best tourism dollars . I Was piled on by a lot of you posting in this section how that was not true and that I was some sort of...

Look on Upland Journal for a guy named Three Dogs. He is in Arizona or Idaho. He has some great looking Setters. And Im a setter guy.

Shes lives for birds. Loves it .

I agree on the black eye patch. Sisters!

We rarely find coveys in Ky but when we do our rule is if its below 10, like 9 or under we leave them be. Maybe work dogs on them, but dont shoot any. Better to have working wild birds than the table fare .

I love my Dickinson Plantation 16 ga. Beautiful and shoots great too.

Thats as many huns as Ive ever seen killed in one day. Way to go!!! Awesome birds!