Registered: May 2010
Location: clarksburg,wv
Posts: 404
Bird he sure is a nice looking rascal. Sure wish we hadn't had all this snow ,this is my favorite time of the year to coon hunt. December thru february. Thens when you can tell what kind of dog you got. Dog has really got nice conformation.
Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 19374
Nice Job!
Too bad about the season... But.. the best way to look at it is... WE are ALL lucky to have ANY hunting left...and land...
ENJOY and BTW... we still LOVE your dawg!
Registered: May 2010
Location: clarksburg,wv
Posts: 404
Re: Nice Job!
quote:Originally posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS Too bad about the season... But.. the best way to look at it is... WE are ALL lucky to have ANY hunting left...and land...
ENJOY and BTW... we still LOVE your dawg!
HappyHunting Heather and Bob
You are so right. My hunting area has been cut to a third of what it used to be a few years ago.
Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 19374
Re: Re: Nice Job!
quote:Originally posted by danny681 You are so right. My hunting area has been cut to a third of what it used to be a few years ago.
Here in MA... The land that Bob and I got to hunt on in the 70s is all developed...as is MUCH of MA... And of course we are in a heavily anti hunting state.... We got to hunt 1X with friends in NH since we first got on this forum... and it was a THRILL... even thought the dawgs never caught wind of a thing...lol..just felt good to get out to some woods! SIGH...
This forum keeps our hopes alive that the younger generations will continue to keep hunting alive.... and we hunt thru all of you... so keep getting out there when it's season! AND... VOTE and keep teaching the youth about WHY hunting IS important!
HAPPYHUNTING!!!! Heather
Registered: Jul 2008
Location: East Tenn.
Posts: 855
Bird the Bishop looks to be in top hunting shape and hard as a rock.You have done a real good job with him.I think we will be hearing more of you and him in the future.I have to start training another male as future replacement for old Chug but so far that special pup just hasn't caught my eye.I am breeding Skye back to Chug this week.I am planning to hang on to a couple of choice male pups and see what happens.I hope old Princess comes in soon. Who knows I might get that special pup out of her and Chug.I really like the way you described the Bishop to me at the Winter Classic.He sounds a lot like what im looking for in a dog.Good Luck with him and keep him in the woods.
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And of course we are in a heavily anti hunting state.... We got to hunt 1X with friends in NH since we first got on this forum... and it was a THRILL... even thought the dawgs never caught wind of a thing...lol..just felt good to get out to some woods! SIGH...
