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Danbury Rod and Gun
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Danbury Rod and Gun
Category: Bird These were all wounded in the field. Did not even hunt this day. I used my dog to retrieve the geese. Made for some good blind retrieves out to 500 yards.
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Author:DoubleTHunter Comment Left:01/26/2007 00:00
Sounds like a great dog!
Author:Luke Comment Left:01/26/2007 00:00
good looking dog
Author:duckwhacker Comment Left:01/26/2007 00:00
That is a good way to work a dog!
Author:bill barrick Comment Left:01/26/2007 00:00
Good lookin dog and harvest. Hey, in NM if we couldn't find one, the coyotes did that night. They ate the breast and entrails except for the gizzard and left the legs, back, and wings.
Author:txtrigger2003 Comment Left:01/29/2007 00:00
nice clean up!
Author:Paleo Comment Left:03/26/2007 19:10
He did all the hard work and loved every minute, I bet.
Author:Cowboy Comment Left:04/06/2007 12:16
that is a nice dog.
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