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Guys, I'm going nuts. Scouting for deer, grouse and phez for the fall is killing me. Can ya help me out? I'd love some pics of hunting, wether it be hunting grouse, ducks, deer, hogs whatever. I just need some pics to get me through the next couple weeks. Here's a couple of dad's nicer rainbow from a few weeks back my buck last fall, shot with a bow, the second night of slug season. 6 yards, down in 20. salmon on michigan

my old hunting buddy before she passed. Right before we went out and shot a limit of green heads. I miss that girl!

Da dad's buck, from my stand. He was having trouble so I put him in my spot because there was 3 nice bucks coming through like clock work.., so he shot the little one which came out first lol.

some bass from a mid day outing last week, 20 bass in a couple horse . yes I know it's a selfie, shut up and maybe I'll share the secret spot lol.

My my bros first buck in 7 years, def a well deserved trophy.

So that's all I have of this past year, add some up if you have them! I'd love to see them[attachment=0]ImageUploadedByTapatalk1405526052.863187.jpg[/attachment]

game farm trip, working a buddies young dog. What a blast with some good friends, and the dog learned a lot!

mule deer/Vancouver Island /my brother the guide

Holy cow Sharon! How'd ya fit that big moose in the little truck? Lol that's awesome, thanks for the pics! I think a Muley is on my list for next year...

Hahaha, i'd love to see how people would react to that moose in the back of the truck here in the city where I live. They'd try to have you arrested as a terrorist. Of course they all eat meat, they just want to pretend it grows on trees

Here's a smattering from last season:
http://www.vimeo.com/85555250

And a few little troutskies from the last few weeks:
http://www.vimeo.com/101047341

Here is a few of ours, enjoy!

http://www.vommountaincreek.com/gallery.html

Good stuff Doc. Enjoyed it...
A familiar face from back in the day
I have to admit though, yer # one huntin partner is easier on the eye's than mine...

Not sure if these will help or hurt you looking at pictures always makes it seem like hunting season is way to far away!

DGFavor wrote:Here's a smattering from last season:
http://www.vimeo.com/85555250

And a few little troutskies from the last few weeks:
http://www.vimeo.com/101047341

Lillian has a pretty sweet gig going on, you doing the rowing and her catching all the fish.

DGFavor wrote:Here's a smattering from last season:
http://www.vimeo.com/85555250

And a few little troutskies from the last few weeks:
http://www.vimeo.com/101047341

Man, that was an awesome slideshow. What state are you from? I've never thought the scenery in some places was as pretty as it really is. Thanks for posting!

Georgia Boy wrote:Here is a few of ours, enjoy!

http://www.vommountaincreek.com/gallery.html

Lol great, now I want to grow a beard....
So when I do get a DD it's beard doesn't make mine look silly lol

drich2244 wrote:Not sure if these will help or hurt you looking at pictures always makes it seem like hunting season is way to far away!

Nice muleys, and that's a darn nice elk. I love your bow setup too, I'd love a carbon, but they haven't put spiral cams on one yet. Where do you call home?

Some cool pics so far.

the springer was my one in a million dog-I sure miss him; the lab is my one in a 999,999 - didn't think I'd ever find another dog like old Bilbo, but Chaz my lab is mighty close and a sweetheart to boot

jarbo03 wrote:Some cool pics so far.

Jarbo, nice looking dog, and it looks like it can sure hunt! Awesome to see a versatile dog doing all kinds of work. How old?

MnTonester, that's awesome to have two dogs of a lifetime. What part of Mn are you in? I'm also from Minnesota, around saint cloud , and heading to bemidji. How do you like hunting grouse with a lab?

Minneguy wrote:

jarbo03 wrote:Some cool pics so far.

Jarbo, nice looking dog, and it looks like it can sure hunt! Awesome to see a versatile dog doing all kinds of work. How old?

Thanks, he is 3 yrs old. Has impressed me with his adaptability, from dove and grouse in Sept, to breakibg ice for geese and ducks in Jan, couldn't ask for more.

That's awesome. I think my next dog is gonna have a beard... Unless my girlie friend decides that I have to get a lab. Either way, I'd be a happy guy. How was training him?

Minneguy, I'm from Duluth and do an occasional day hunt for pheasant around St. Cloud. I've been of the opinion that a lab/flusher finds as many grouse as he loses (flushing them where it's impossible to get a shot, that is), but he's turned into a great pheasant dog. He's a lot of fun to be with no what type of hunting we're doing.

A couple from northern Minnesota

Minneguy wrote:That's awesome. I think my next dog is gonna have a beard... Unless my girlie friend decides that I have to get a lab. Either way, I'd be a happy guy. How was training him?

Won't be disappointed. Tell her about the very minimal shedding, if any, near zero maintenance, and they don't smell after being wet, good selling points!

A good day on last weekend of season.

After a European hunt

MNTonester wrote:Minneguy, I'm from Duluth and do an occasional day hunt for pheasant around St. Cloud. I've been of the opinion that a lab/flusher finds as many grouse as he loses (flushing them where it's impossible to get a shot, that is), but he's turned into a great pheasant dog. He's a lot of fun to be with no what type of hunting we're doing.

So to you, the additional retrieving power is worth it? Just clarifying-

Ms. Cage wrote:A couple from northern Minnesota

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Awesome! Not too often to see a good brace of swamp suckers! Although i've seen a bunch this year, and I cant wait to get after them! I have seen more this year than ever before and my secret honey hole spot is loaded with them for some unknown reason... Not that im complaining

jarbo03 wrote:

Minneguy wrote:That's awesome. I think my next dog is gonna have a beard... Unless my girlie friend decides that I have to get a lab. Either way, I'd be a happy guy. How was training him?

Won't be disappointed. Tell her about the very minimal shedding, if any, near zero maintenance, and they don't smell after being wet, good selling points!

Those are good selling points, although tif she had her way, it wouls be a big chubby dog to cuddle with lol (think biggest mastiff of all time with all kinds of hair). Now, she doesnt know it yet.... But no hunting dog of mine is gonna be a chubbo lol. And truth be told i love the smell of a wet lab especially mixed with the smell of a dead duck haha.
But i like the no shedding, and im itching to have a dog that can hunt all morning, and ride mountain bikes with me all day and then hunt all the next day. I need a dog that has limitless energy. My aussie, god bless him is awesome at short sprint work, but after 3-4 miles he is pooped. I was hoping a dd or gwp(even a wirehaired visla or griff) would have enough energy to keep up all the time.

jeff shumaker wrote:After a European hunt

Holy crap! Thats a bag of birds lol. Makes me jealous, my last pheasant breast is sizzling in the pan as i type this

Minneguy wrote:

Ms. Cage wrote:A couple from northern Minnesota

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Awesome! Not too often to see a good brace of swamp suckers! Although i've seen a bunch this year, and I cant wait to get after them! I have seen more this year than ever before and my secret honey hole spot is loaded with them for some unknown reason... Not that im complaining

We saw a up swing in woodcock last year. Your honey hole I'm thinking has to do with all the rain this year. Ground moisture

Thats what my thought was as well. An area that is usually dry is currently flooded and they are all around it