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Archive for August, 2008

My Irish Setter boots are broken-in, the Tri-Tronics Upland Sport G3 collar is charged and ready, and Buddy is in shape for warm weather and skittish birds. The jury’s still out on whether I’m ready for the bushwhacking we will attempt Monday.  We’re starting in northeast Oregon on a trickle of a stream where I [...]

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You’ve heard the phrase “less is more.” Does it have relevance to dog training? Buddy and I are deep into preparation for an upcoming NAVHDA Utility test (www.navhda.org) and our latest challenge is steady to wing-shot-fall. If you know the test, you know it’s a ball-buster. Both the field and water portions require a dog [...]

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Scholastic Clay Target Program shooter Casey Jones of Jarrell, Texas, is the top “Viewers’ Choice” vote-getter to date, as TV series Clay Target Shootout readies an encore season for broadcast in October. Producer Scott Linden’s award-winning series is the only program focusing on sporting clays and skeet. Linden has moved the show to Pursuit Channel [...]

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Well, I’m finally getting that hall pass. Instead of hunting behind other people’s dogs for my TV shows, my wirehair Buddy and I are hitting the road on the FIELD & STREAM Radio “Awesome Upland Road Trip.” Thanks to sponsor Irish Setter boots and apparel (and more to come) we’ll travel the west and hunt [...]

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Not being a professional dog trainer, I do my darndest to be a good observer of canine behavior, in the hope it will make me a better dog owner. Buddy helps when he can, making obvious moves (or non-moves) to clue me to the more subtle training techniques I might use. Years ago, Buddy’s mentor [...]

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