Really nice... The best years yet to come... Awesome times ahead of the three of yours! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ross Nolan
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Really nice... The best years yet to come... Awesome times ahead of the three of yours! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ross Nolan
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I've shot a few deer over Bea now but this is the first one that she definitely found first.
It was walking towards us. Probably less than 20 metres when I shot it. She was good. Kept steady even after the shot.
Good Girl. :cool: :cool:
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Nui and I with our first tahr. At 3 years old she's turning into a jack of all, master of none.
In the 18 months I've had her she's developed from a dog that would return to base at the sound of a suppressed .22, to now standing dead still with eyes on the prize and tail wagging despite the 308 going off. Happy in her work.
She looks very pleased with herself :)
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Nui and her friend Jock gave a mob of pigs a hurry up today and managed to grab themselves their first ever pig (weighing in at 2.5 pounds)
Well done Nui.
Jagers first tracking of a wounded deer went about 100 yards through bush and a creek both very happyhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...d2a799d11e.jpg
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Bryn's first fallow, shot at 278m.....I let him "find" it.....as he went past it he gave it a cursory glance and carried on! lol I got him to get on it and made a right old fuss of him, still got a ways to go but at 8 months old he's still a pup...good first outing and whilst he was all over the place, when it came to stalking in and taking the shot he calmed all the way down.....he's going to excel I think
Big labour day morning walk so I can focus on important stuff.
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A fellow snorer I see :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Growlybear
@Gibo and whoever else has experience with the GSP breed, how would you describe their temperament? Do they need as much exercise & attention as the velcro Vizsla?
All dogs need exercise and attention but gsps are high demandingQuote:
Originally Posted by CalibreWalker
@CalibreWalker I had a GSP prior to getting my Vizsla and the difference is night and day. My GSP only had 2 modes - on or off, he had incredible drive. In comparrison my Vizsla is laid back but still energetic.
Cool. Loving the pics. Another dog will eventually be added to the family but I've got a while to wait yet.
