MT,
See why you need to send Axl over until the 23rd of January? We can keep him busy. And my guess is, he won't try and contradict my stories, and if he does, my guess is he would spell better than Moosie.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Sometimes the best way to discipline the pup is to smack the hell out of it once in awhile. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Thanks for the advice... I think I may try that next time...
Here is the silly part of today's hunt. We have no dog, so one of us shows up in Danner-type boots, the second one shows up in hip waders, and the smart one shows up in Neoprene chest waders
. Lots of wading going to happen.... And guess which one of us has to leave early??? I almost felt guilty about taking my waders, but I wasn't too excited about having to walk 1/4 mile in the snow without shoes.
Elkhunter,
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Do you mean to tell us that Gunner is not telling us the whole truth. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I am pretty sure everything is based on the truth...
Sometimes I leave a few of Moosie's facts out, as my posts are long enough.... And who would you really believe, me or someone who posts like this? "So the Mosning Stats off great" I think a Mosning Stat is how many birds you kill with a Mossberg.....
The drive out was pretty entertaining, as we were about the first rigs on the road, in about 5" of new snow, and we needed to do 55 mph...
It is kind of funny how Moosie makes it sound like I had the easier retrieve. As a good retriever, I know which bird I am expected to get, and I don't mess up the other guy's retrieve by trying to get that bird. I very easily could have done the "Double Retrieve", but I thought Moosie needed the work to improve his retrieving skills. I still think Wylee should have had a "Scooby Snack" for us when we got out of the water...
The next retrieve was the one I was worried about, as it was Wylee's GoldenEye, and I think they are diving ducks, and I did not want the damn thing diving on me. But, for a semi-live duck, it just played dead.
Now keep in mind, just 4 days earlier, when we had no waders (See adventures with Bob), it was the Gunner who was wading in the River, and never a complaint or whimper.
I can sympathize with Moosie's pain in his feet. I have been in the water on those cold days, when by the time you struggle back to the house, you have lost control of your feet, they turn white, and the pain is unbearable.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>You guys sure hunt ducks funny over there.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> MT, if you can spot anything we are doing wrong, please feel free to point out some suggestions.
And the run went fine. The Dr. has only released me to run again for about 3 weeks, from the torn Achilles Tendon. Taking 6 weeks off is painful, but the good news is the leg seems to hold up fairly well, maybe a bit tight/tired. It was 3 miles in snow/ice/rain/puddles, and I did 9:07's. I am about back to the point where I "need" to run every day for the endorphins, and once I get there, I should be able to increase the distance/decrease the times fairly well. Hopefully I'll be back to 10k's pretty soon, before it is time to start packing Bear Bait up the Mtns. Just a bit of recovery period from the Achilles...