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I've had Labs, Springers and now Brittanys for the past almost 30 years. A good pointing dog will learn to reposition if the birds runs out from under their point. My previous Brittany was great at it. If she was on point and the bird had moved on her she would wiat until I got close, then...

I assume we talking boots for pheasant hunting. I'm 78 and as I've aged my feet have gotten quite hard to please. For the past several years I have been wearing a pair of Irish Setter Upland Havoc boots. Very comfortable boots but Irish Setter doesn't make them anymore. :( Irish Setter boots...

What is the gauge and barrell length? What chokes does it have? I see a very nice 687 Pigeon II on GunBroker.com. Top bid is $1,881 and auction ends tonight with no reserve. Looks like to can buy new 686 Pigeon I for $2,499.

Sounds to me like you are well on your way to having a great hunting companion. Some dogs just have it all from the start and require little formal training. Keep doing what you are doing and work on Whoa and steadiness. Then just get here more and more bird contacts. The more wild birds...

Brittman makes some excellent points. There are a lot of dual champion Brittanys. And some field trial dogs don't always make good hunting dogs, and vice versa. That's why you must do your homework before selecting a pup.

I did NSTRA for nearly 15 years. Only reason I stopped was because my current Brittany just wasn't being competitive. My previous Britt was a NSTRA Champion and the Mid-North Region High Point Dog in 2013, I really enjoyed NSTRA and met a bunch of really great people. It's probably more like...

That t-shirt isn't going to protect against barbed wire or other sharp objects. The other problem if your dog is cut in that area is to keep them from licking or chewing at the wound/stitches. When my Brittany got cut there a few years ago I bought a recovery sleeve from Chewy.com that worked...

I've had my dogs get cut in that area several times. I've never found anything to protect it. Sylmar use to make a front body suit that may have worked but it's not available anymore.

I've been a member of this site since 2008. For several years I was a moderator. Being a moderator can at times be a no win deal. You try to keep the peace on the site and keep everything civil. Over the years as a moderator I think I saw about every kind of member on this site and a fair...

When I lived in Aberdeen, SD the Humane Society there would not accept donations of Ol' Roy because it was such a low quality dog food.

Yellow fat in South Dakota. I don't think the color of the fat has anything to do with where the birds come from. It's more likely diet.

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Nice looking dogs, but that pedigree is loaded with bench champions. Not a field champion in the bunch. It's not that these dogs can't hunt and be good in the field. For hunting and/or field trialing I'd be looking for a background with field champs or at least dual champions. I'm not trying...

TriStar makes 3 difference models of SxS's in 16 ga. all with single selective triggers if you are looking for a 16 ga. SxS that won't break the bank. A number of years ago I had a BSA 16 ga. SxS that was a pretty nice gun. Again, single trigger. Here's one that's listed on GunBroker.com...

Not this snowbird. I'll be nice and comfortable in my La-Z-Boy recliner in front of my 65" TV. 😁

Vikings vs Rams game has been moved to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, AZ. Since I'm only 17 miles from the stadium I wonder if I could find some cheap tickets? 😃

Well, not 100% but not very much at all. My female Brittany that will be 9 in July has been shedding very little over the past year. My wile and I started to notice the reduced shedding last winter while we were at our Arizona home. Along with the reduced shedding her coat was also becoming...

Don't judge a breed by 1 dog. They are some bad ones in every breed.

I've had a Browning 16 ga White Lighting for roughly 20 years. It's been a great gun. Mine has a 26" barrel in weighs in right at 7 lbs.