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They produce some really nice dogs. I have never looked up the lineage on the black PLs, but if yours came from either of his two 4X dogs, you should be golden!

If it was an English gun, it should be sent to the Proof House for reproofing.

Best of luck, Zeb. Keep in touch and help keep us all straight on our adventures and stories!

Their steaks are pretty incredible.

That is really sad to hear.

Congratulations! Details! We need details. Breeder? Color? Boy or girl? Lineage? Best hunting days to come with the pup.

I’d have to look at OnX again, but I don’t recall a lot of walk-in areas around the area.

We always eat lunch at Sissy’s on Thursday and dinner at Frank Day’s that night.

Our guide has a number of properties around the Gregory/Dallas area. This will be my 3rd year. We didn't hunt the same piece of ground last year that we did the year prior.

Good luck. I'll be heading to the Gregory/Burke area as well. We will be in a lodge (I know...) for a long weekend.

You can make it work with the right cover/terrain. The dog will love it right up until the end.

I was a varmint hunter/shooter for a lot of years. The loss of a good rifle range really did me in. Not being able to conduct solid load development, etc. really impacted my desire and capabilities. I used to waterfowl hunt a lot, but after moving, the duck flyway is not the same and I got out...

How much honey are you giving the dog at the end of the hunt?

Poor boy...

I have been using these capsules for Whisky and they seem to work really well. I order them from Chewy. I used to get them from the vet, but I just order them direct now. If he seems to be in a little more tummy distress I crush up some Pro-Pectalin tablets for a couple of days.

I have an ARE as well. It is remarkably well built. My dog does not spend a ton of time back there, but it does have screens on the sides for ventilation as necessary. (Later addition) I did get the factory carpet interior when I ordered it. My dog does not ride in the back, just gear.

I hunt with a guy in Kansas that uses a cocker on wild pheasant. It doesn't have the stamina of the big dogs, but it sure if fun to watch get into those tight cane and cover.

Great job, Nila!

Welcome from NW Arkansas.

I think it is hard to find a bad breeder within the Pointing Lab world. The one's I have dealt with were all top-notch.