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A Great Start to the 2021 - 2022 Upland Season!
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Walk213
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- Location: Colorado USA
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Sharon
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Re: A Great Start to the 2021 - 2022 Upland Season!
Looks like a great day / super pic. 
Thanks for posting. Wild pheasant are totally gone here in Ontario 
due to farming styles etc.
We still have several game farms we can use though. Are those dogs related?
Thanks for posting. Wild pheasant are totally gone here in Ontario due to farming styles etc.We still have several game farms we can use though. Are those dogs related?
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Walk213
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Re: A Great Start to the 2021 - 2022 Upland Season!
Hi Sharon. A great way to start the season. I live in a rural suburb of Colorado. 25 years ago there were a lot of pheasants here. All of the farmers sold their land to developers. The habitat is now gone. We have about a 3 hour drive to get at wild birds. Yes. Echo (6) is Josey's (2.5) aunt. Jo is starting to turn into a bird dog. It has taken a while, but we are getting there.Sharon wrote:Looks like a great day / super pic.
We still have several game farms we can use though. Are those dogs related?
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