jehler wrote:Carry a big stick and show him who the alpha is
Goldfish wrote: I don't get the question
I kinda didn't get it either, at the beginning you said you had the talk.
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Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
Olly wrote:So is your father a big upland guy and he's going to be upset if you give it up?
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Tiler_J wrote:So what is the question you need help with? You already told him. What is the problem you have?
Nebgundog wrote:Tiler_J wrote:So what is the question you need help with? You already told him. What is the problem you have?
How to deal with him, because his life is grouse, quail and pheasant, and has never use any other dog but yellow lab.
sws002 wrote:Nebgundog wrote:Tiler_J wrote:So what is the question you need help with? You already told him. What is the problem you have?
How to deal with him, because his life is grouse, quail and pheasant, and has never use any other dog but yellow lab.
I'm kinda curious where the **** you live in Nebraska that a guy could consider upland hunting as a full time sport. I guess you can always hunt birds that aren't there and still consider it hunting. Don't get me wrong, I know that their are small pockets with decent populations at times, but if I had to hunt upland and upland only, I would be frustrated an awful lot. To answer your question, the best thing you can do is hunt upland with him when you can, and the next time you have a bang up hunt scouted out, take him with you. Nothing will convert a guy quicker than some hot cupping action!
Nebgundog wrote:sws002 wrote:Nebgundog wrote:Tiler_J wrote:So what is the question you need help with? You already told him. What is the problem you have?
How to deal with him, because his life is grouse, quail and pheasant, and has never use any other dog but yellow lab.
I'm kinda curious where the **** you live in Nebraska that a guy could consider upland hunting as a full time sport. I guess you can always hunt birds that aren't there and still consider it hunting. Don't get me wrong, I know that their are small pockets with decent populations at times, but if I had to hunt upland and upland only, I would be frustrated an awful lot. To answer your question, the best thing you can do is hunt upland with him when you can, and the next time you have a bang up hunt scouted out, take him with you. Nothing will convert a guy quicker than some hot cupping action!
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sws002 wrote:Nebgundog wrote:sws002 wrote:Nebgundog wrote:Tiler_J wrote:So what is the question you need help with? You already told him. What is the problem you have?
How to deal with him, because his life is grouse, quail and pheasant, and has never use any other dog but yellow lab.
I'm kinda curious where the **** you live in Nebraska that a guy could consider upland hunting as a full time sport. I guess you can always hunt birds that aren't there and still consider it hunting. Don't get me wrong, I know that their are small pockets with decent populations at times, but if I had to hunt upland and upland only, I would be frustrated an awful lot. To answer your question, the best thing you can do is hunt upland with him when you can, and the next time you have a bang up hunt scouted out, take him with you. Nothing will convert a guy quicker than some hot cupping action!
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So, tell me, where is Westmont NE?
Nebgundog wrote:So I had a talk with my dad. I live here in Nebraska, and upland birds are way down along with public areas being cut. So I told him I was going to give up bird hunting so I can just waterfowl Spet thru Mar. Please give you imput on how to deal with it with my dad.
Mornin Beef wrote:Nebgundog wrote:So I had a talk with my dad. I live here in Nebraska, and upland birds are way down along with public areas being cut. So I told him I was going to give up bird hunting so I can just waterfowl Spet thru Mar. Please give you imput on how to deal with it with my dad.
Its ridiculous to draw a line in the sand and say give up. It's more an explanation of efficacy in regards to better gunning opportunities balanced with respect for your dad who bopped your mom, raised your ace, and dealt with the bologna of having a child in the field to have a future hunting partner. The most important thing is to explain how badly you wish to share some waterfowling with him and then the fact of expending more shells/action. This all is assuming you have hunt-able waterfowl numbers mind you.
one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
QH's Paw wrote:one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
I agree with 2, for an old dawg, force fetch will fix anything. If you doubt me, just log on in the dog forum on DHC and ask.
QH's Paw wrote:one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
I agree with 2, for an old dawg, force fetch will fix anything. If you doubt me, just log on in the dog forum on DHC and ask.
Nebgundog wrote:QH's Paw wrote:one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
I agree with 2, for an old dawg, force fetch will fix anything. If you doubt me, just log on in the dog forum on DHC and ask.
so what do you advise just go without him?
Goldfish wrote:Nebgundog wrote:QH's Paw wrote:one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
I agree with 2, for an old dawg, force fetch will fix anything. If you doubt me, just log on in the dog forum on DHC and ask.
so what do you advise just go without him?
Do your upland hunting with him, and do your own waterfowl hunting. When he sees how much fun you are having, ask if he wants to join you for a hunt.
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assateague wrote:Tomkat wrote:AT, will you get that first pintail mounted?
I'll more than likely just mount it right there in the field.
Nebgundog wrote:Goldfish wrote:Nebgundog wrote:QH's Paw wrote:one2many wrote:cull your father and get a new one....force fetch first maybe
I agree with 2, for an old dawg, force fetch will fix anything. If you doubt me, just log on in the dog forum on DHC and ask.
so what do you advise just go without him?
Do your upland hunting with him, and do your own waterfowl hunting. When he sees how much fun you are having, ask if he wants to join you for a hunt.
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I would do that but hes doesnt want to put anytime or money into it, wants me to do all and then come with me.
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