Dove Hunting Pictures

[Legband]

Does anybody have any dove hunting pictures you are willing to share?
Bag limits.
Dog retrieves.
The Habitat your hunting.
Your blind or setup.

[Flightstopper]

My current, and first, dogs first bird hunt.

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[Legband]

Very cool

[assateague]

When I was in the desert, my daughter, then 3, was my "bird dog". She loved it- I'd shoot one, and she'd hop up out of her little fold-up chair, and I'd send her, even down to using hand signals. We had a blast. Didn't have much money, so it was a HUGE plus when we got our limits. We'd stop on the way back into town and she'd get the hot dog and soda she earned by "fetching" doves all morning. Good times. She'll be 8 this fall, and still talks about those trips outside town to go dove hunting. The story she tells most is of the tarantulas crawling past her chair (which happened quite a bit- there were tons of them down there in southeast AZ), which she got a huge kick out of, believe it or not. She'd throw little pieces of sticks off the mesquites I had her set up in at them, to get them to rear up on their back legs. She thought that was a hoot

laynie doves.jpg

[Steele22]

Now that's cute

[DixieDawg]

When I was in the desert, my daughter, then 3, was my "bird dog". She loved it- I'd shoot one, and she'd hop up out of her little fold-up chair, and I'd send her, even down to using hand signals. We had a blast. Didn't have much money, so it was a HUGE plus when we got our limits. We'd stop on the way back into town and she'd get the hot dog and soda she earned by "fetching" doves all morning. Good times. She'll be 8 this fall, and still talks about those trips outside town to go dove hunting. The story she tells most is of the tarantulas crawling past her chair (which happened quite a bit- there were tons of them down there in southeast AZ), which she got a huge kick out of, believe it or not. She'd throw little pieces of sticks off the mesquites I had her set up in at them, to get them to rear up on their back legs. She thought that was a hoot

laynie doves.jpg

Awesome story cherish those memories they grow up way too fast on you

[NuffDaddy]

That's awesome Assa.

[jarbo03]

Good stuff for sure.

[jarbo03]

I love dove hunting, will usually be hunting a big wheat stubble field.

[Legband]

[quote="assateague"]When I was in the desert, my daughter, then 3, was my "bird dog". She loved it- I'd shoot one, and she'd hop up out of her little fold-up chair, and I'd send her, even down to using hand signals. We had a blast. Didn't have much money, so it was a HUGE plus when we got our limits. We'd stop on the way back into town and she'd get the hot dog and soda she earned by "fetching" doves all morning. Good times. She'll be 8 this fall, and still talks about those trips outside town to go dove hunting. The story she tells most is of the tarantulas crawling past her chair (which happened quite a bit- there were tons of them down there in southeast AZ), which she got a huge kick out of, believe it or not. She'd throw little pieces of sticks off the mesquites I had her set up in at them, to get them to rear up on their back legs. She thought that was a hoot


That's a memory of a life time.

[Legband]

I love dove hunting, will usually be hunting a big wheat stubble field.

Good looking shoots. Jarbo

[Legband]

Here's a couple of pics some shoots and some ground we shoot