Introducing your young dog or pup to birds and the gun

Being introducing your young dog or pup to birds and the gun are paramount, you need to approach each with extreme caution. If for some reason your dog is soft in either area you might as well designate him as your favorite pet. He isn’t going to do any justice in the field and is better off staying home.

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Roundworms, Whipworms, Hookworms and Tapeworms

There are many different internal parasites that may infest your dog. The most common are four parasitic worms that invade a canine�s gastrointestinal system (stomach, large and small intestine). They include roundworms (Toxocara canis and Toxiascaris leonina), whipworms (Trichuris vulpis), hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma brazilians and Uncinaria stenocephala)... Read More

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The following is part of the strategy that I use to get mature whitetail bucks in bow range during that magical first 2 weeks in November.  Now that my season is over I always think about what important lessons I have learned about hunting mature whitetail bucks, and this article represents some of those thoughts from the last 3-4 seasons. 

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The high fence hunting controversy in North Dakota right now, and basically throughout the United States is an interesting topic for me and one I basically cannot understand. I simply could never enjoy a day in the field when I know a poor animal has been basically tied down and waiting to be slaughtered like a lamb.

To each his own I guess. For some people they feel about this type of ummmmmm hunting as a true sport, and how I feel about watching a fine bird dog do... Read More

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