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Drop that dog and go for it, your 30 days out with an 11 month old so it is what it is. Do it for fun and learning

That’s good instinct if he didn’t!

Life if you stay on schedule, I did this wrong for years with my old vet thinking they were covered. He sees dogs bitten weekly here, I’m just passing on what he has told me

I think the more important thing to find out is what vets carry anti venom in your hunting area… if it happens drive past the ones who don’t keep it in stock

At the vet, one primary shot then boosted quarterly, not overly expensive. I’m in snake country and my vet says lots of places do the yearly without the boosters and it’s a waste of time and money if not boosted properly. I’ve seen dogs bit with and without it, they all lived.

I wish there was a consistent and worthwhile market for Milo… it’s hard to beat for cover and food!

I like pro plan and a couple years ago when supply chains went crazy it could still be found. I agree above start on a quaility food and don’t switch unless something major pops up.

I just ordered a new browning a5 hunter in 20.. always shot an old one. Need the ability to change chokes

I’m making g my first trip to sd in 34 days, I’ve looked at so many maps and marked pins I feel like I grew up there. Some really good hunting vids on YouTube that show terrain, vegetation… and if they want to keep showing clues to there location in the background fine by me!

Saw 2 quail broods last week in Harper county and a few juvenile pheasant. Summer heat is starting to stress the country but all in all looks great

I’ll be there weekend after opener.. super dry in the southern Rockies.

That’s a bunch of water, 4L is my max in marsupial and happy when half of it is gone.

Don’t change the food before a trip, or at all in my opinion in the hunting season… diarrhea means dehydration. Dogs that ride in a kennel regularly will have no problem with the trip. Wire cutters, tape, gauze, and needle nose quill pullers is all I carry, good kit it the vehicle.

I’m making a better effort this summer to get the dogs swimming 2-3 days a week. Until it cools off in the evenings it’s about all I got.

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I’m ready to see all the reply’s, my situation is yours in reverse dog wise. I own a pudelpointer and have been around 10-15 others, I like them a lot. The weather swings will not be an issue and you still get a dog to bust in a half frozen duck pond. Range is above average but not English...

Is it a hassle with Canada and firearms in a vehicle?? I’ve had friends fly in but not drive

I’ve started the same, two out of state trips before anything local opens up, dusky in 30 days and sharpies/huns in 60!!!

Good to know, I’ve got one on the way