Thread: who is ready?

First season with a 7yr old dog I rehomed 9 months ago, he has never been duck shooting before, retrieved 4 ducks from the pond, spent 35min chasing a wounded diver in a bush lawyer choked back water until he got it and found others on the ground but would not bring those ones back, overall I am pleased can only get better from here.

looks a lot like mine red with a woundie lost yesterday at another pond.[img][/img]
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red ready for action yesterday morning be grateful theres no audio file with it[img][/img]
the mighty kotuku and red discuss the days take

[QUOTE=gsp follower;360331]looks a lot like mine red with a woundie lost yesterday at another pond.[img][/img]
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red ready for action yesterday morning be grateful theres no audio file with it[img][/img]
the mighty kotuku and red discuss the days take:yaeh am not durnk

a bloody great weekend ,alas the ducks didnt arrive in hordes as we'd hoped and seen on this pond over recent times ,but a least a few did and the talley was 9 birds amongst four .shooting mate and i got three .personally Im happy -I used c404s o/ubaikal in the morning session as Im aware of mypast tendency to rely on the large mag of the s/a escort escort ,so vowed that discipline was the byword this year.three shots -2euthanisers and a smackdown joint killerwas my ammo consumption. Highly satisfying
the weather gods at rakaia sent us fine weather and no cloud saturday so ducks and geese decided 12,000'was a good altitude to play spot the duckshooter .
the ones that got curioser-nuff said. Interesting -these were mostly young birds -with fresh grain in their crops- not bad eating im told.
saturday arvo we saw a couple way out of range but othewrwise deadly quiet. sunday GSPF&myself did a midmorning scoot and shoot to our pond and as the phot shows we checked out Rs where red the dog again proved his mettle by finding a lost bugger in the shitty gorse broomy&willow of the riverbed.
now some thanks -GSPF&family for hosting us -cracker tucker mighty beers rums &laughs on friday night ,and the rugby saturday ,where a couple of rampant hurricanes men got the golden opportunity to feed this crusaders man his beans.mind you again I bloody enjoyed it. thanks guys from us all.
to the team-great company ,long may it continue.
KC has got some other photos of me GSPFso will chat to my daughter about getting them on here.

[QUOTE=gsp follower;360331]looks a lot like mine:

Yes, my boy originally came from Christchurch?

[QUOTE=ONYVA;360491]

Originally Posted by gsp follower

looks a lot like mine:

Yes, my boy originally came from Christchurch?

guncity??

guncity??


Close, Trade Me [ free to a good home ] I don't know his history, a woman had him as a pet in Christchurch for 7 yrs moved to Aussie after the quake and gave him away on t/me to an old couple in Marton. they found him a bit much as he had no training and was totally out of control, t/me again and I got him,he should have been shot, but he is coming right??? he's not bad on deer.

Originally Posted by ONYVA

guncity??


Close, Trade Me [ free to a good home ] I don't know his history, a woman had him as a pet in Christchurch for 7 yrs moved to Aussie after the quake and gave him away on t/me to an old couple in Marton. they found him a bit much as he had no training and was totally out of control, t/me again and I got him,he should have been shot, but he is coming right??? he's not bad on deer.

yea guncity breeds gsp,s

Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
Made short work of them , that's 3 years of roosters down here ! Well done . Smart looking dog
Yep and this morning he's in the vets nearly had it. Blood tests, xrays the works. Hope he makes it

what the hell pointer??
not algae poisoning or nothing??
i,l say it again toby crackin bloody spot.
[QUOTE]Dad retrieving a double[/QUOTE]
hows dad on the blind retrieves his hold looks a bit tentative but does he have a soft mouth

Here's a few photos of the weekend;

simply awesome joshc