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I appreciate your detailed knowledge. The only disadvantage I can think of about the Vizsla is if a hunter also wants to hunt waterfowl in cold weather. I would think in say California that wouldn't be an issue but in the Plain States that's of course a different story. For upland hunting the...

I would imagine that the grooming needs of a Vizsla are much less then that of say the long haired or wire haired breeds such as the Griffon, GSWP and similar breeds. Not sure but can the Vizsla tolerate the cold of the Dakotas and the sharp pointed grasses and plants? I don't know much about...

Hi Goose, If I move to Sioux Falls maybe we can meet for coffee and go from there on a hunting trip. I never hunted pheasants but have done a modest amount of bird hunting in California. Leftyhunter

That's interesting. I meant a hunter in California who spoke about making a pilgrimage to Nebraska because they had so much public land that wasn't crowded for waterfowl hunting. Ringnecks of course can live in marshes. Once upon a time the the California Fish and Game used to plant Ringnecks...

I am a new guy to. I might be moving to Sioux Falls , South Dakota if I can sell my Condo . How far are you from Sioux Falls? I don't have a dog but if I move I will get one but that's a whole lit of work to do. English Setters are pretty dogs . I saw two at LAX used as petting dogs for the...

There are so many hunting dog breeds that its to difficult to say which one is best. If I get a chance I would just have to observe different breeds and try to figure out which one works best for me. American hunters are basically spoiled by choices. Leftyhunter

What breed is your dog? I am new to the dog game and the wire haired dogs at least to a novice such has the Griffon , Puddle pointer and German Wirehaired Pointer look rather similar. Leftyhunter