Dogs mastering “blind retrieve”
One of the metrics of a great dog is the “blind retrieve.” There will be times when a hunting dog won’t see a bird fall. […]
One of the metrics of a great dog is the “blind retrieve.” There will be times when a hunting dog won’t see a bird fall. […]
Training with a group means your hunting dog gets plenty of repetition on longer and multiple marks. It also gives you insight from others. […]
In 50 years, birds have increased in wetlands, a singular exception that shows the way forward for saving birds and benefiting people. […]
The wood duck is one of the most colorful ducks in the U.S. and is second only to the mallard duck for popularity among waterfowl hunters. […]
Force fetch is an important step in the foundation of a hunting dog’s training. It begins the transition to more advanced and formal training […]
Two fundamental things your waterfowl retriever must have is a love of water and being comfortable around gunfire. […]
You can train your hunting dog yourself or send the dog to a professional trainer. We’ll take a look at both. […]
Before you start looking for your next “hunting partner,” here are a couple of things to consider when getting a hunting dog. […]
Mississippi is blessed with an abundance of smaller rivers and creeks that wind their way across the state. These waterways provide plenty of waterfowl resting and feeding grounds to both resident populations and those making more southerly migrations. […]
If you have a place that holds a few wood ducks and you want to make it better and attract more, think about building some wood duck boxes and placing them over or near the water. […]
Late-season waterfowl hunting might be tough for many Delta hunters, but these tips should help keep those limits coming. […]
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