Thread: Letter to game

At the end of gamebird season a letter must go out to the birds informing them. Dogs have pointed pheasant on the hill behind my house, haven't been any around since early in the year. Also they pointed quail at the river side which I haven't seen in the area for about same amount of time. I bet if I went to my usual hunting spots I'd be tripping over them now.

birds every where

I don't hunt ducks but did notice in the season every morning at first light ducks flying over work from the wetlands into town.
Not stupid.

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We having the same issues. Fuunny as hell, last night quails were running just in fron of the car on the track down, not flying just running about 10m in front. Dogs were going mental !!!

@GSP, that is a neat post... they know...

I have a very small front yard.... probably enough for 3 parking spots....
Out of all the places in Auckland 2 ducks come and sit on my stairs when I leave for work....
Here is a pic... my nephew (only 2) gets out with some bread slices on a regular basis now.... I'm slowly brainwashing him, hopefully I'll manage to make him an outdoors addict.

Originally Posted by Petros_mk

I have a very small front yard.... probably enough for 3 parking spots....
Out of all the places in Auckland 2 ducks come and sit on my stairs when I leave for work....
Here is a pic... my nephew (only 2) gets out with some bread slices on a regular basis now.... I'm slowly brainwashing him, hopefully I'll manage to make him an outdoors addict.
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Once he tastes what is underneath the feathers he will be an addict

be careful feeding the birds, I arrived back at work yesterday in time to see the apprentices lunch bag (still containing his unopened lunch) departing in the company of 4 seagulls. Funny as all hell

Originally Posted by GSP

At the end of gamebird season a letter must go out to the birds informing them. Dogs have pointed pheasant on the hill behind my house, haven't been any around since early in the year. Also they pointed quail at the river side which I haven't seen in the area for about same amount of time. I bet if I went to my usual hunting spots I'd be tripping over them now.

and dont they hold better for the dog now you cant do buggerall when they do flush

I stopped the car on the road today as three mallard hens were crossing.Two crossed the other one waited. If they were pukekos it would of been pedal to the metal.

I had a big fat rooster on my lawn on Tuesday, tried to take a photo but he flew off (little screen digital not easy to aim).

I had a Weka wander across the lawn on Saturday in the rain. On Monday I was practising tracking up the hill with the young GSP and neighbour said "she won't hurt that Weka will she?" I said no the Weka won't be up there, and later thought about the 12 ducklings last year in the ditch by his place that were gone within a week. Don't worry about what his & others cats are doing.

taking the gsp for a run the other night he ran right past a cock pheasant.
didnt even look or smell him he had to check hi s emails at the twitter lampost and grass facebook
after the important stuff was done the scent must have drifted from the huge distance of 15 feet and while still leaving his message he humpes forward on point.
the purists would be apalled but in the dog world like ours finding out what you mates are upto seems more important than the bird right in front of you

I love male dogs..I got mail!!!!

Originally Posted by EeeBees

I love male dogs..I got mail!!!!

One male dog here is gonna lose his nuts for good.