Rick wrote:Guess so. Sounded pretty fast and furious.
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BGkirk wrote:Special Notes: forgot my waders. Kinda nice not retrieving ducks or adjusting decoys. Supervised all morning
yes, they’re becoming educatedDarren wrote:Wow very nice! Did you find that they liked the spinners? Seemed like they were bouncing off them in Bunkie field so far this season so I pulled them.
yessir my gun won’t be used until he’s rock steady, and I’ve gotta borrow the neighbors kid this week to help me add a few more gunpops during our morning mock-hunts in preparation for sat. Hoping to talk my blind company into shooting once or twice instead of banging off 3 in a hurry and not hitting anything.Rick wrote:Be sure to leave your ego in the truck and keep it fun for pup. More than a few pups have been seriously set back by owners expecting too much too soon and embarrassed in front of their peers when they shouldn't be. And be especially careful with the guns, as there's a world of difference between the orderly gun pops of training and a two or three gun volley at birds. Better to sacrifice some shooting early on to make it Pup's hunt than pay for it later. End of lecture.
BGkirk wrote:Got out this morning with the new pup (40 degrees with a. Good north wind), ive had him back for a week and attempting to get him used to everything he will see prior to sat morning. It’s been fun so far. Ready for him to pick up his first duck. Should have plenty of action come Saturday morning
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