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Thanks I like him so far he's 2.5 now and turning into a good dog shot quail woodcock and pheasant with him this year. I'm going to try my best to get him on grouse before the season ends. Not an easy task in GA. He's wide open most of the time glad we have gps now. He is starting to stay...

I started using the bobwhite more the last two weeks have actually shot really well with it. I still haven't patterned it. Now I'm afraid too ..haha. did you ever get your gun back from cz.

I picked up a medium this fall for my dogs. I have a male pointer about 55lbs and a female gsp about 45lbs. The medium seems big on the gsp. I think the small would fit your britt pretty well. They have a size chart on the site to measure. Hope this helps if Dakotazeb doesn't answer back.

I haven't had the chance to pattern it yet. I did kill the first two woodcock I shot at. Then missed the next 10... Then I switched back to my old gun. I think I need to pattern it and shoot a round of clays with it. Seems like I was shooting under all the birds I missed.

Pretty good season so far for me and my dogs. Pheasant, quail, and woodcock. Hoping to make a trip to the SW for some other types of quail before the season is over

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If your looking for a cheaper option semi auto I have had good luck with my Stoeger M3020 new they are right at $500. Its worked great the entire time I have owned it.

I use the Merrell Moab 3 mid waterproof boots if hunting in the mountains or relatively dry places. I have no experience with the crispis or Kenns. But have hiked and hunted all over the southern Appalachians and Colorado in them. No problems and a little cheaper.

I have the mud river pads in a kennel and my both sides of my dog box they make different sizes. They seem to hold up and are not to expensive. Just have to measure your crate for the size...

16 would be a good choice if you're after pheasant. I have no experience with a 28 but would think the 16 would be better especially on windy days and wild flushing birds. I do like the double trigger on the SxS so far took it dove hunting and it was nice that I could choose which barrel to...

I think the Mossberg SA 20 is imported by Mossberg, not actually made by them.

Franchi affinity elite upland might be worth considering. Walnut stock and cerakote it also has enlarged controls

Look amazing

Semi auto I usually just run 5's. Double barrel with different chokes 7.5 or 6s first barrel shot 5 in the second barrel. Picked up some Winchester AA diamond grade 7.5 copper plated shells at 1250 fps. I think that will be my go to first shot this year.

Good advice. I think my Pointer will do ok, my female short hair has it figured out. But with a young dog that doesn't see many wild birds you never know.

Nice picture good looking dog. Sounds like they figured it out pretty fast. The only dog wild bird my has pointed is woodcock and one grouse which he may have bumped last year. We're head to Michigan in October, and then a pheasant trip in November hope he catches on as fast as yours did.

Nice! Good looking pics I'm sure you would have liked to kill some more birds but still looks like a great trip. How did the dogs handle a new type of bird?

Good luck

I have a female short hair that runs like that. If the cover is thick, or tall grass I put a vest on her. If the temps allow. My Pointer can run through the same cover and not have a scratch. The pointer has got into barb wire the last two years though...