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You have to be careful about what you wish for.

My V does the same thing but if I leave the room and him in it, he does not bark. PS. They love being under the covers with nose peeking out for cooler air

We have quite a few in the PNW

Thank you

Ryder pointing quail

I hunted with a guy who had an untrained dog. At the end of the weekend we both had untrained non broke dogs. His dog would break at the flight of the pheasant, pretty soon my dog was not broke, they understand fair very well.

what is block management?

Grew up in Hastings and hunted every year until Viet Nam came along and IM with you. They dont manage habitat at all just grow corn from section to section. The last few years I hunted there was a waste of time and money. North and South Dakota are the place to go, maybe Iowa and Minnesota...

The rich dudes are going to go and not much you can do about them. I drove across Washington to hunt pheasant last weekend and I spent nearly $300 for fuel to get there. Amagine driving to eastern Montana for hunting? WOW Lodging and food prices are out of sight too. Economics is going to...

The last time I was hunting that area was 62, 63 so it s probably a little stale. LOL

BOY we are getting screwed out here in the wild west

Can you be more precise, Im going to rent a tanker truck :)

We guarantee we will take back a puppy back and its backed up in a contract. We do all health checks on dam and sire. We do the do claws dock tails, do worming, first round of shots and electronic chip included in purchase price. We do as much back ground checks on the people we adopt our...

Having bred lots of litters will disagree, the vet bills are huge, but if you are a back yard breeder, Im certain you can cut costs

My gas bill for 3 trips , Reno, Spokane and Tri Cities the last 30 days was over $1000 driving my pu...Highest gas was in Redding at 6.25 a gallon. Diesel was 7 bucks

Ya know $500 bucks wont even recover the costs of the puppy let alone making a tiny profit for the breeder. We always tell a prospective owner price of the puppy you are buying is nothing compared to the price of owning the puppy through out its life.

5.25 for regular in Fall City Wa near Seattle

My 2 yo Vizsla Ryder pointing a Chukar

$3.30 on the reservation stations here in Kitsap Cty, Wa. Diesel is 3.70 which isnt cheap but better than 5 plus a gallon we have been paying.