Dogs are Hunting Partners - Let's see 'em

[the nikster]

His name is Redd. He supervises just fine and chases squirrels, hares, ptarmigan, grouse, moose, voles, bees, flies and blue jays. He’s not worth the food bill as a hunter but his love for me is unconditional.

 

[buckbull]

Have a dirt pile left after installing a septic system and has became Jack's spot to overlook the property.

 

[Moosecreek]

This is Sophie.. hunting, fishing or just relaxing partner

 

[BearFoot]

Camps Dogs!

 

[BrentD]

Dusty finally got out. No birds brought to bag, however.

 

[Frenchy]

 

[BrentD]

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Those are awesome pictures, @Frenchy, and not just because you have a golden.

Where and what were you hunting, and what gauge is that skinny shotgun?

 

[Frenchy]

Took my daughter on her first duck hunt for the youth season a couple of weeks back. She's not quite comfortable with a 20 gauge, so she was popping off shots with the little single-shot .410. We were hunting in Southwest Montana in a small high-mountain lake/pond.

 

[mtmiller]

We didn’t hurt the bird population yesterday, but had fun.

 

[CowboyLeroy]

I've been watching a little too much Hal Blood on the youtubes lately. muzzleloader opened saturday, so I took my five year old on a walk through a little block close to the house. A decent doe flushed out of the muscadines at about fifty yards and big boy got to see just how good he ain't with a peep sight. I hit her pretty far back. Liver and gut. No blood at the shot and I'd lost her in the smoke so I rolled the dice with the puppy.
Him finding it was more luck than skill, but luck counts too.