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mustistuff said:
what kinda luck ya having hunting them together or don't you? seems like a wild combination that would take lots of training to get the control one would need. right, does look like a shorthair but then i once saw a fuzzy shorthair or at least that's what the guy thought he had.

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If you are asking me, I have had mixed success hunting them together. This was Junie's first full season as an "adult", but she still has a lot of puppy attitude. At times she shows flashes of brilliance and makes me really excited about her future, but she also does really stupid stuff from time to time and leaves me scratching my head...

Junie is a brit, so it isn't THAT wild of a combination. She just needs to settle down a little bit and I think they will be great together. Next season should be a lot of fun.:cheers:
 
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sorry toad, not trying to be funny here but i misread your dog, thought he was a flusher and that's why i asked about hunting them together, sorry about that, we just got about a inch of snow but won't be able to use it, staying home and going to bass pro to return a pair of hunting socks that they said would out live me, they didn't, they were however the best socks i have ever had, by red head and they have a free replacement on them, gonna go for it

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Ryan has the run of our house:eek:, but helped me find the only bird I shot this year. I covey up on saturday last week in Jeff Co. and took only one bird. left the rest be. :cheers:
 
hey mr. musti. appreciate you watching the kids for me. Again on Sat.?


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Heck of a bunch of pics You Guys!:10sign:
 
cover

that cover the cat is sleeping on looks just like the one my highly trained and talented gsp's use, hope it rubs off on your dogs

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