Gun Dog Forum

I have a large ATV that I have a roading bar on the front and wanted to put a bird carrier and some type of box to hold my equipment. So everything I need is confined to the quad. I would love to see anybody's set ups or suggestions.

Yes bobs and coturnix can mix and will be sterile. They don't usually breed naturally only if the opposite sex is the only bird available to be bred. Fertility usually is decreased to which is why is hard to make them. They are suppose to recall and fly very well. I have both coturnix and bobwhites ...

I am getting into trialing and was considering putting my prospects for trials on his string. Has anyone had any experience with him and how he is set up and trains. My dogs are a little sensitive when not being worked then bulldogs in the field.

I live in central NY and would like to know and see some pictures of what everyone has for weather-winter proof dog houses. I dont want to build a big shed to attach the the kennels right now so looking for dog houses that can take -11 degrees in the winter with the wind chill.

I am wanting to build a whoa barrel setup. I would like to know what the best way to set it up and what other people have. Pictures would be great.

I am considering starting a small kennel for English setters. I am curious what kennel sizes, flooring, deluded, ect people have/use. Pictures would be great.
I live in NY so weather is a concern too. It can get around -11 without wind chill which where I live is very strong in the winter.

Thanks for the sites guys. I have looked at them before but I just can find cover dog trials for more NY and NH areas. I want to be running my English setter over grouse and woodcock.

I have been trying to find online where field trials are held and their dates for the northeast region (NY,NH,VT, plus the other surrounding states). Any help on where I can find this info would be appreciated.

I've got a 7 month old pup from berg bros. She is a great dog that has it all for finding birds and the training process. Also have an older male from grouse ridge. He is an awesome male. Has handled a variety of birds in different terrain. Covers ground quickly and effectively. Highly recommend bot...

Ive got an almost 7 yr old, 3 yr old and a 7 month old. They all house dogs and love the snow when they go out. They do develope snow balls between there toes from the snow. So I do moniter that but let them inside to melt once I see they are trying to pull them off.

I haves raise them for years now. About1- 2 sq ft a bird is a good size space for them. But it is really just you need a perch a bird basically. Depending on the bloodline and breeder. Homers could be $5 up. Right now up here in NY they are averaging $7-$10 each. They bird very quick. 2 eggs and bab...