Weimdogman
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My buddy had his 2 dogs out for a group of 6 guys on Friday afternoon. His private ground that is a haven for wildlife. They got 9 birds but had many flushed out of range.
He called me Saturday morning and asked if I wanted to hunt with him after 1. He explained the group situation and I asked if they had dogs. He replied no and I said well that's good. He thought that was funny but he knows exactly what I meant. We hunted more of his private ground and got 14 birds. 3 guys talked the whole time or I am sure we would have shot more. They all had a great time and the 3 talkers were saying hunting with the pointing dogs was like watching "live scope" when fishing.
Today there was 5 of us but 1 more dog guy who brought 2. So we had 6 dogs for 5 guys. We hunted some new to me private ground which was about 320 acres of creek bottom , weedy waterways , and willow patches. We limited out in a hour.
The 2 guys who Hunted all 3 days were most thankful for the great experience. Plenty of birds and good dog work. One of them commented we may have found 20% of the birds we shot without dogs.
He called me Saturday morning and asked if I wanted to hunt with him after 1. He explained the group situation and I asked if they had dogs. He replied no and I said well that's good. He thought that was funny but he knows exactly what I meant. We hunted more of his private ground and got 14 birds. 3 guys talked the whole time or I am sure we would have shot more. They all had a great time and the 3 talkers were saying hunting with the pointing dogs was like watching "live scope" when fishing.
Today there was 5 of us but 1 more dog guy who brought 2. So we had 6 dogs for 5 guys. We hunted some new to me private ground which was about 320 acres of creek bottom , weedy waterways , and willow patches. We limited out in a hour.
The 2 guys who Hunted all 3 days were most thankful for the great experience. Plenty of birds and good dog work. One of them commented we may have found 20% of the birds we shot without dogs.