elkduds
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Always a treat to see Finn on HT. Good dog!
rtraverdavis
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Always love the Finn Chronicles. After seeing you guys in action together, I can appreciate just what an incredible dog he is. I’m really looking forward to seeing how he handles things when I strap an elk quarter to his back in November.
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I judged three days at a test in Boise last week. I watched some really good dogs work, but when I got home I realized how much I appreciate Finn. Watching him work today was fun.
If the backstrap falls out of his pannier he might eat it
TwistedSage
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Did the hatch get washed out this spring?
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We’d love that.
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I believe so.
noharleyyet
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Special bond....envious. Great pics as usual.
TheNorthStar
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Might?
TwistedSage
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Happened in my area last year for quail. Too much rain at just the wrong times. The pairs I did see with any chicks were few and far between, lucky if they had a few. Conditions were perfect this year however and with plenty of feed out there, we had 2 successful hatches spring and summer and I'm regularly flushing coveys on my way into town again this year. Hoping the same for your area and that they bounce back quickly!
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Mechanic work went without a hitch yesterday. I plowed through a bunch of projects, so Finn took me hunting today.
Too warm for chukars so we went after blues/duskies instead. We found a cool spot (figuratively) but the morning turned out pretty toasty.
Finn put up a rock star point on a covey. Crappy angle and couldn’t really get a great shot. Shoulda taken a photo of him on point and the grouse head sticking up 30 feet away.
Union break.
Local riff raff
Lots of these
I could hear a bull down in here.
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Finn was cooked by noon so I got home in time to get a coat of paint on my shed and have a beer.
Too warm for chukars so we went after blues/duskies instead. We found a cool spot (figuratively) but the morning turned out pretty toasty.
Finn put up a rock star point on a covey. Crappy angle and couldn’t really get a great shot. Shoulda taken a photo of him on point and the grouse head sticking up 30 feet away.
Union break.
Local riff raff
Lots of these
I could hear a bull down in here.
More vistas
Finn was cooked by noon so I got home in time to get a coat of paint on my shed and have a beer.
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Looks like this will be the sire to Finn’s future partner in crime.
Vox v Jura Grund
Vox v Jura Grund
Paul in Idaho
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Looks like adventures in beautiful country with a great friend!
Hunting Wife
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Wow. That is a beautiful dog. Exciting!
Irrelevant
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I'm a REAL big fan of the looks of that pup
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Same. Nice withers, flat croup, strong neck and muzzle. He’s a touch bigger than Finn.
The Jura Grund kennel has turns out some amazing drahts over the years. It’ll be exciting to see what this litter can do.
The breeder and I have beer riding on test scores. He’s keeping a female as well.
BackofBeyond
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I don’t know Jack chit about bird dogs, but I know that’s a well built dog.
Hammsolo
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I’m oblivious, and envious. All the “viouses.”
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Today was a poem of scenery and futility. We hunted high, we hunted off the top and into the basins.
We saw one mule deer doe, which was one more than the total number of birds we saw today. On to tomorrow…
We saw one mule deer doe, which was one more than the total number of birds we saw today. On to tomorrow…
TheNorthStar
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Still better than a good day at work.
