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Atlas got his first retrieve of the year last night, the guy in the blind to the north of us knocked one down into heavy brush. He made his way to us and asked if we had seen it. We'll I saw in burn in a general area. So I decide I'll show off the dog. I got lucky and after a couple he finds the bird, and with a couple of fetch commands brings it and delivers to hand for the other hunter.

Almost as good as me getting one myself. Of course on the way back 4 teal busted me just outside my blind…

Always a good feeling when someone asks if he can borrow your dog

I've helped a lot of guys without dogs this same way. Funny thing is its always awkward for a minute because people never know if I'm going to give them there bird or keep it after my dog finds it for them! I would never take someone's bird but obviously some guys must or people wouldn't worry about it.


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Bootlipkiller wrote:I've helped a lot of guys without dogs this same way. Funny thing is its always awkward for a minute because people never know if I'm going to give them there bird or keep it after my dog finds it for them! I would never take someone's bird but obviously some guys must or people wouldn't worry about it.


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I think the awkward feeling youre getting from them is because they're not sure if you're serious about a golden retriever finding their bird

Redbeard wrote:

Bootlipkiller wrote:I've helped a lot of guys without dogs this same way. Funny thing is its always awkward for a minute because people never know if I'm going to give them there bird or keep it after my dog finds it for them! I would never take someone's bird but obviously some guys must or people wouldn't worry about it.


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I think the awkward feeling youre getting from them is because they're not sure if you're serious about a golden retriever finding their bird

He probably uses the wife's dog to ease their minds.

Redbeard wrote:

Bootlipkiller wrote:I've helped a lot of guys without dogs this same way. Funny thing is its always awkward for a minute because people never know if I'm going to give them there bird or keep it after my dog finds it for them! I would never take someone's bird but obviously some guys must or people wouldn't worry about it.


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I think the awkward feeling youre getting from them is because they're not sure if you're serious about a golden retriever finding their bird

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Gun Dog Magazine has a Golden on the cover this month. There is a big article on how they are beautiful, and can work hard...

This is your chance, Boot! Get a copy to frame!

Redbeard wrote:

Bootlipkiller wrote:I've helped a lot of guys without dogs this same way. Funny thing is its always awkward for a minute because people never know if I'm going to give them there bird or keep it after my dog finds it for them! I would never take someone's bird but obviously some guys must or people wouldn't worry about it.


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I think the awkward feeling youre getting from them is because they're not sure if you're serious about a golden retriever finding their bird

Haha

savage!


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You must have just shot to the let?

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Bootlipkiller wrote:

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savage!


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I'm with ya, Boot.

Can't wait to see more photos of your beast in action!


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Bootlipkiller wrote:

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savage!


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this is a sweet picture

HighDesertDuck wrote:
Almost as good as me getting one myself.

Naw, showing off Pup is way better than killing a duck.

Then again, Pup coming up short when you're trying to show off is way worse than missing a duck.