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Not just the birds, but the dogs, the people, the guns, and the land. Here are few from last season to get things started..... Hopefully we can keep this going throughout the season.












































Let's see yours.

Great post/pics Adam and good shooting!!!!
But remember most of us are completely computer illiterate soooo you have to be a little patient with us.

Very cool, I've never seen a quail cover before I guess. Very different than the overgrown and (I think) somewhat spooky overgrown and abandoned farms I hunt grouse and woodcock in. Having a good season thus far.

Opening day Saturday Washington state. Double gun required this trip. We all used different forms of Non-toxic shot and all worked excellent over decoys. My hanloaded bismuth in the 16 ga. 21 ruled the sky.

Thats me on the left, Ted with the MDL 24, and Cooper on the right with the 16ga Savage

This fall

The beaters taking lunch on the grouse moor:



My Chessie making sure no-one trys to steal the bag;



My Chessie again taking time out on a pheasant shoot:



That dog again hogging the lime light with a Sika Stag that it tracked and how it was found:



It will retrieve mink too:



Thinning out the goosanders:

Below are a few shots from this year so far. This first shot is of pheasant opener here in ND. The double gun is mine. Unfortunatly you can't always pick what your friends shoot.


This was the first bird I have taken with my "new" Belgian hammer gun.


Here I am with my dog Daisy, a German Wire Hair pointer, with the gun and bird at my farm.


Some of the landscape we hunt for sharptails.



A couple of friends and Belle, a great English Pointer to hunt behind, while hunting sharptail.


Daisy on point, with a sharptail flushing in front of her.


A hard earned sharptail I got this year.


A brace of ducks from our opener in ND this year.

It's a rare camera that still works after taking pictures of a Wirehair. I have learned my lesson. "Let others take pictures of my pup."