Man's Best Friend
- Thread starter Beak
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FCSpringer
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You might want to look into shooting preserves in your area. May not be any near you, but some states close bye may have some. Say CO etc. Then get a guide to show you some dog work. Or you could take a trip to any of the zillions of other preserves for a few day hunt as well.
bobeyerite
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Welcome to UPH, we are happy to have you here. What breed of dog do you have? They are really a wonder to watch work in the field. I love it................Bob
Hoosier Gsp
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Welcome to the site.
BritChaser
Well-known member
Nevada Bird Hunting
Northern Nevada has excellent wild chukar and some wild hungarian partridge hunting on public (mostly BLM) lands along the I-80 corridor from the Elko area on west. Also east of Mesquite, NV, in AZ, again on BLM land, there is good quail hunting. Get yourself an atlas showing the BLM land. Be sure to put boots on your bird dog because the desert terrain will wear their pads down to raw meat in no time -- very painful and disabling for the dog. And be careful. When you're in those areas you are on your own in every sense. Have fun. I will be glad to answer any questions you may have about bird hunting, getting started, etc.
Northern Nevada has excellent wild chukar and some wild hungarian partridge hunting on public (mostly BLM) lands along the I-80 corridor from the Elko area on west. Also east of Mesquite, NV, in AZ, again on BLM land, there is good quail hunting. Get yourself an atlas showing the BLM land. Be sure to put boots on your bird dog because the desert terrain will wear their pads down to raw meat in no time -- very painful and disabling for the dog. And be careful. When you're in those areas you are on your own in every sense. Have fun. I will be glad to answer any questions you may have about bird hunting, getting started, etc.
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kansasbrittany
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Welcome to the site! I love seeing posts like yours b/c I know in a couple of years, you'll be chiming in w/ tips for us and experiences to share. Best of luck to you in the coming season!