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Just got home from Texas (training and guiding) for the hollidays. I'll be home for a couple weeks then back down till end of Jan.

Coop watching the sky in the ghost timber food plot pit


Sprig marking a fallen bird in the flooded dead timber


Quiver finishing his job on a crippled canvasback, it was a 350+ yd retreive


Myself, Sprig, and Sprig's owner after a nice morning hunt

Those dogs look good. Nice job!

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Wish I could afford to get a lab trained I'm goin to take a stab at doin it myself I may just send it off for the force fetch part

Ajverret wrote:Wish I could afford to get a lab trained I'm goin to take a stab at doin it myself I may just send it off for the force fetch part

I just force fetched my first dog. It's easy. Just do your research.

I've been readin a training book but ill probly get a few more and a video and try it on my 1yr old American bulldog I think if i can get him to do it a lab shouldn't be bad

Westie25 wrote:

Ajverret wrote:Wish I could afford to get a lab trained I'm goin to take a stab at doin it myself I may just send it off for the force fetch part

I just force fetched my first dog. It's easy. Just do your research.

That and I'm home 7 days and gone for 7 days so it will be a challenge

Ajverret wrote:

Westie25 wrote:

Ajverret wrote:Wish I could afford to get a lab trained I'm goin to take a stab at doin it myself I may just send it off for the force fetch part

I just force fetched my first dog. It's easy. Just do your research.

That and I'm home 7 days and gone for 7 days so it will be a challenge

Ya consistency is key. I've kinda gotten off the path during the winter. The time change is the worst thing ever.

Ill give it a good try and if that's all I have to sent it off for is that much less it will be at the trainer

Looks like a great trip, some very good looking dogs, especially that choco.

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