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For whatever reason, my youngest setter, Larry, won't bring back pheasants. He's more than happy to brings back balls, toys, socks, etc.. Literally anything I throw for him he'll bring back. When we're out hunting he finds dead birds and pins cripples, but then he decides it is time to pull...

The training really starts today, basic commands and recall might be the most important things to have dialed in before you head out.. You absolutely should get him out in the field as early (if properly introduced to gunfire beforehand) and as often as possible IMO. I had both of my dogs out...

This is the way... but I would sub out 1" electrical tape for the duct tape. Duct tape is made to tear straight across and that feature has cost me a boot or two. So far, knock on wood, I haven't lost a boot using electrical tape.

Sand Lake by Aberdeen, haven't been there myself but sounds like it could be a great time.. If you want to strap on the snowshoes and burn some calories!

Can't disagree, my dads had two dogs from them and so have I. All great dogs.

Beirl's Setters out of Wisconsin

Yup, likely the only kind of dogs I'll ever own. If the burrs would be easier to comb from their hair they'd be perfect!

Larry (top) & Marty (bottom) Two of the best men to ever live.

I posted this about a week ago, but the end of the video cut off for whatever reason.. I've been in a ridiculous pheasant slump, so I haven't been very motivated to upload anything. Going on about 4 hunts without jumping a rooster... really fun times! Anyways, here's a couple videos from my last...

That time of year is the best IMO… especially if you and your dog want to bust your a$$ through the cattails, because that’s where all the birds are going to be. It takes the guess work out of it, because the birds will be in the thickest nastiest cover near food. Snow shoes make it easier, but...

Appreciate that, Larry definitely started to figure out the running birds last trip.. hoping this trip he really dials it in and that Marty can pace himself a bit in the heat and hold a couple nice points.. oh, and it’d help (my bank account) if I could hit a few birds on the first shot.

Next weeks temps are in the mid 60’s so who knows if I’ll make the trip to SD like I planned. Either way, we killed a few Wisco birds in the meantime.

Threw this one together pretty quickly after work.. Second part of our South Dakota hunt. A couple SUPER young birds followed by a limit of big ol' roosters. Found something very exciting at the very end too.

I called yesterday, didn't ask about dog costs, but they did tell me they'd have to put my birds in the freezer for the breakfast area. So at least there's a spot for that.

Did they have a bird cleaning area or a freezer to place your birds in? Also, it shows online that they're dog policy is $10 per night, is that still accurate? LASTLY.. do any rooms have direct access outside or did you need to take your dogs through the hallway to get outside? Sorry for all the...

Just got back from our first trip to South Dakota this season. Way too much footage to stuff into one video so here's part one! Larry is going to be a stud if we can get him to start retrieving, and Marty is a stud once he's tired enough to hold points and not bump birds. Seemed like most of the...

I ended up with a dozen birds over my 5 day stretch.. If I had to guess, I’d say there are a few less birds this year.. but hard to say with all the crops around. We hunted pretty hard, putting on 10+ miles 4 out of 5 days. I flat out missed a couple birds and couldn’t find a couple others. My...

I'll be out the 26th-30th, with some snow in the forecast it should be a ton of fun.. two days of roaring winds won't be the greatest, but the last 3 days should be perfect.

Two days of work separate me from South Dakota pheasants.. I'm already over shooting these stocked Wisconsin birds, I need to shoot some of those super-athlete South Dakota roosters!!

We’re back! Only one more week until we make the trip to South Dakota for some real pheasants. Until then, these Wisconsin pheasants will have to do.