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Maybe try here: http://www.gmbcbrittanyclub.com/

Cool! Check out Brew City Navhda for a SE WI training group.

I promise you you’re not getting 350 miles range in a GM Hummer or 500 miles in a Tesla with any kind of load, towing, or off road use. Good luck if you think you are.

I’m not camping to just save money- we have camped on or near land we’re hunting and also have stayed at KOAs or State campgrounds, nice for the kids at the end of the day to watch tv or have WiFi.

Long hunt on a young dog/ pup, travel stress. High expectations of a young dog/ new dog owner, no disrespect intended. Not sure if you’re running more than one dog or not, but it’s very easy for any dog to get injury sidelined (example: cut or torn paw pad) on an out of state trip, thus...

Revived an 11+ yr old thread with a web link. Wow. Anyway, love camping to be closer to where I want to hunt and bring the dog with no issues.

“I hope to get out and meet my buddy in Eastern Montana for a week long hunt in October.” It may be wiser to get a season of experience first with your new partner before venturing off on such a big hunt right away.

Check out brewcitynavhda.org for a good training group in S WI.

I have no affiliation with this company, but have used their products and their advice is sound: https://www.gundogsupply.com/important-i-d--tag-information.html Put YOUR name on your dog, not your DOG'S name on his collar

“I don't know if the Lord cares about pheasant hunting the way I do.” Great line, I often wonder the same thing.

Coincidentally, Petco just announced they are no longer selling dog shock collars. People tend to think a shock collar can fix any problem. Definitely need a foundation of obedience first before overlaying corrections with an e-collar.

I hang them in the shed when the temps are steady at 50 degrees or less.

South Dakota Redemption

No bell, beeper on point mode in tall cover.

Where are you located? Best bet would be check with the local NAVHDA chapter.

If I was willing to pay for pheasant hunting information, I would not be on a free hunting forum. We’re talking about pheasants, not COVID vaccines.