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You will have time after the season. Right call, make memories.

Always worth a go and make memories.

Easy, don’t shoot the slow ones. Leave them for your cuzzy.

You will have some quality time with her ahead of you. Please follow the advice of a veterinary oncologist. Meds will make a difference.

What is your goldens diagnosis? If caught early she might have a more positive prognosis and enjoy one more trip. God bless. Four goldens in our family have succumbed to cancer. I have walked in your shoes.

Maybe owner and dog can get a BOGO neuter from the vet.

Used to hunt NC Kansas, we drove down on opening Sunday and hunted for four days. Almost never bumped into another bird hunter. If we did they were interested in quail and not pheasants(messed up their quail dogs). There was not much for WIHA up near the Nebraska border. Keep expectations...

It’s not her, it’s a courtesy to the problem studs. It can become your problem.

Don’t want to be that guy that brings the bitch. Leave her home.

Enjoy the journey. You are creating memories. Safe travels.

Birds run uphill and fly downhill. If that helps. Say goodbye in cattails w/o that nose.

Two votes for Goose and a prepaid gas card.

Just Goose being Goose. You know where he stands and means no harm. :)

Sorry, but you really can’t evaluate a gun until you shoot it. I shoot my Berettas equally, from 26” to 30”. It is all about weight, balance and fit. Your search continues, good luck. It is nice to have options. All good advice above.

Would not be anybody on this forum, maybe some other forums. Nice people here.

You might appreciate deer hunters after a few deer jump in front of your truck and cause serious damage to your vehicle or occupants. Happens every year up here in WI.

There still are wild places. The shadow knows. Wednesday hunt. Happy dogs

Good for abrasions, especially around the edge of the pads. Labs especially seem prone to foot issues. Very dry on the prairie this year, ground feels like concrete. Mushers Secret comes in all sizes, good stuff from Canada.

I always gave my older dogs the light cover. Avoid jumping down from the truck and use some canine NSAIDS. Having three knee replacements, I can tell you level ground is no problem. Just back from the prairie and walking 6-10 miles per day was no problem. But carry a car battery up two...

Apply Musher’s secret often. In a pinch use Chapstick, carry two in your vest’s shell holder.