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I wear a long sleeve performance shirt, a merino wool quarter zip top and an old Cabelas upland soft shell jacket under my Final Rise vest. most of the time in chilly weather. When it gets really cold I have MidwayUSA quarter zip top that replaces the old soft shell and it cost less than $40...

I have a 38 lb female GSP and she is really small compared to most.

Hustler, Rusty, Slick and Clown are old dog lines that are well known and frequently argued about, fwiw.

https://forum.ultimatepheasanthunting.com/threads/looking-to-add-a-gsp-in-the-future.26884/

I started my Vizsla out on PPP when he was a pup and switched him to Innukshuk 30/25 last year. That was a mistake. Had trouble getting food into him on hunts and it came to a head in the spring. He was training and running in hunt tests and lost a ton of weight. He hated the Inukshuk and wasn't...

My Vizsla struggles after long drives out of state. I bring a variety of food toppings and that helps. Chicken breast chopped and mixed with canned pumpkin is a favorite. Pumpkin helps with upset stomach too. I also make a combo of fatty beef stew meat, chicken and beef liver and chicken...

I keep a covered crate in the back of my truck. It has warm blankets inside and a remote temp monitor, so I can check internal temp when I'm out in the field. Last year my Vizsla scraped his feet up on ice, couldn't run and I had to leave him in the truck while hunting. The crate was the warmest...

I got my son a Vizsla female when he was younger and she was always his dog from day 1 but she was also my buddy. Sort of like have a grand child....

I do the same. I use preserves for dog training.

I would guess that a good % of those birds will end up on well connected private land for the owners to enjoy at their leisure.

I wouldn't take her.

Friend is a professional trainer and has two 1 year old started GSP's for sale in Missouri. Male and female. Strong pedigree young dogs that are biddable, calm and relatively close working. PM me and I'll provide contact information.

All those California families moving into Montana are probably bringing their dogs with them. Likely to screw up the Montana dog gene pool.

I have several boxes of PS I bought several years ago for my stash. Haven't hunted with it but I might have to pattern a box. Maybe the older stuff is a bit better than the new stuff. If not, I'll have to use it up on preserve hunts.

When I am buying a serious bird dog, I only buy from reputable breeders. By that I don't mean large kennel operations but people that have a litter a year or two and consistently produce quality hunting dogs when they have a litter. I want a smart, healthy, biddable pup and the %'s are better...

I recently bought some professional level shampoo and conditioner products for my dogs. Products commonly used by groomers for show dogs. I don't bath my dogs often and when I did, I used cheap stuff and I noticed when I was around other dogs at our local pointer club, that other dogs coats were...

This^^^. I normally get checked or run into a warden in every state I hunt and I'm wearing orange regardless because it's safer. My Vizsla and GSP are normally wearing blaze orange vests too. Easier for me to see them in the field and a deer hunter isn't going to think my dog is a deer. If it...

One of the reasons I run my Vizsla in a blaze orange vest.

When I had a setter I would put some hair conditioner and water in a spray bottle, shake it and spray the stickers before pulling them out. It helps soften everything up. Trimming their coat and running them with a dog vest on also helps.

I've found good homes for both pups.