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I was in ND earlier in the month and the mosquito's were bad. Black flies were bad too.

FWIW, the general recommendation is not to feed dogs the morning of a hunt but only after. Especially if they are going to be working hard. Bloat is a real issue. On my last hunt a friend whipped out a tube of gel that she gives her dogs when they start getting a bit tired. I've never used it...

I've never had a water leak with my topper but dust has always been an issue.

I tried the Glycocharge a couple years ago but my dogs didn't care for it. I don't remember it having a strong odor but it is flavored so I'm sure the dogs could smell it. Some said you need to serve the Glycocharge in plastic vs metal bowls too. Metal evidently changes the taste. I gave up. I'm...

That's what I'm thinking too. Thanks.

I already give my dogs food toppers both canned and homemade and right now he is eating 3 cups a day of Nutrisource plus food topper but we're not traveling or hunting. When I pull into a motel after a 9 hour drive he isn't going to eat no matter what I put on his food and he might not for a...

I used the Pro Pectalin for the first time on my last hunting trip. Friend had it for her dogs. It worked well for my dogs diarrhea. I ordered some from Chewy to have for upcoming trips.

I have an ARE topper. It has a screen in the middle of the side doors I can open or close. Side windows open up so I can access the bed of the truck too. It was the best option I found. Picture isn't my truck but off the ARE website that shows side windows. I have a sensor in the back of my...

FWIW, one of the top orthopedic vets in the country is in Kansas City. https://kck9ortho.com/

He doesn't travel well. Whether it's stress or car sickness I don't know. I've read that fortiflora can help and Purina recommends starting a couple days before a trip. We travel frequently between our home and KC. It's a 4 hour trip each way. I just came home the day before and he skipped a...

My male Vizsla didn't eat dinner last night, so I put a fortiflora in his food this morning. It isn't unusual for him to skip meals. I'm going to start giving it to him on a regular basis and see if it helps. Purina uses a single strain and others use multiple strains. I have no idea if one is...

I've figured out that my male Vizsla doesn't travel well and it isn't unusual for him to skip meals after a long trip....which isn't convenient when we're hunting. He isn't a big eater regardless and I'm thinking hard on adding probiotics to his food and see if it adds value. We have a long trip...

My understanding is that you want about 10,000 to 15,000 rpm for nail trimming. My Dremel starts at 5,000 rpm so I was going to put it on #2 setting.

I keep a skunk kit in my truck, so I have what I need if my dogs get hit. I don't want to have to run around trying to find stuff to buy in the middle of Podunk. I've never run into a badger but I've probably stepped in their holes more than once. I'm hunting more and traveling further these...

I was going to buy a new cordless one but then remembered that I have an old corded variable speed Dremel that I bought when my oldest son was in Boy Scouts over 25 years ago. It was buried in my garage but I pulled it out last night and I cleaned it up. Works fine. I found some 60 sanding drums...

FWIW, I put blaze orange vests on my dogs too. I don't want anyone mistaking my Vizsla for a deer.

Anyone using a Dremel for their dogs nails? If so, what attachment are you using? Sanding wheel or diamond nail grinder? I'm thinking about upgrading from the hand nail clippers.

He must be on the Missouri side.

Probably true.

They seemed like the kind of guys that go to Maui. If I had to guess it was a Corporate deal where somebody takes clients to SD every year for a hunt and sales pitch. They loaded up a couple Suburbans in the parking lot.