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Yeah…you need to know which eye is dominant. Could be either. I’ll make an open triangle with both hands touching at arms length and both eyes open to start. Pick something in the distance like a door knob that you can see through the triangle, with both eyes open. Close one eye at a time...

Hunt harder to me might mean going over some areas where you’ve already been. Go back to them. Maybe you walked by a bird? If you walked the edges , try the middle too, and visa versa.

I agree with Matt D. Chokes, case etc..,in addition, is the barrel length what you are looking for, is the wood better/worse than what you’d want? Is the gun cast for the hand you shoot? Gun weight OK? In my experience lighter guns with shorter barrels are used more for field work and...

Hunt tests or field trials are not the same as actual hunting, especially wild birds, IMO. Dogs can do well with one or the other or both.

HRC has an upland title / testing for flushing dogs. And if you have a lab that points there is the APLA.

Wyoming game and fish puts on a nice upland program at springer wildlife area. Great for young dogs and a nice warmup for the season too!

I’d recommend getting them out on planted birds early and often. Chukar have worked the best for me over the years. Starting at 3ish months old. The other important thing is what Julie Bates calls “the walk”. Getting the pup out with you in the field (just the two of you) and walking around...

I think blaze orange on the vest and cap is fine unless there’s some other requirement for more blaze orange than that, where you hunt.

Deer skin gloves work very well. Wearing them all the time allows me to become use to them. Plus I don’t have to worry about sharp objects or scraping my hand when I fall down.

Bigger dogs would have no problem with waterfowl hunting. Upland is a different story. It’s generally more like a marathon. I can’t recall ever seeing a large marathon runner.

Whats wrong with Mr Jones?

It does look cool, it also has a shim kit, how do you like yours? I like the ultraleggaro a lot. I’ve used it for dove and pheasant. I don’t think that it’s meant for a day of sporting clays. But to carry in the field for 4-6 hours and take 5-6 shots it works really well. I shoot Fiocchi...

No kick off on the ultraleggaro that I have. I did see that it a newer model which is really cool.

https://www.beretta.com/en-us/product/ultraleggero-FA0091?srsltid=AfmBOop3WI7wP3b7e70W-TckKSrgC5kMszrLpUzEfl_BaNcyOny-iW7V I have the 28” barrel version, and it weighs about 6lbs. Easier to carry.

The dog looks very healthy and also to be enjoying the upland! The cover where you hunted looks awesome too! I shudder to think what a dog that’s gone through 2 years of pro training would cost! Hopefully they enjoy many years of hunting together!

Beretta ultraleggaro in 12g. It works very well for me.

Love the black lab!

I’ve been told by fish and game here in Colorado that to have a wild hen in possession for any reason is a citable offense.

Nope, but that’s cool! Looks like light, medium and dark variants!

The chief shell pouch works well. It’s magnetic and I’ve read that it can interfere with electronics. So I have a separate pouch for that stuff.