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  1. 10-10-2012, 07:17 PM #16
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    His name is Dave Wilson and he was very helpful.
    Yeah I know what you are saying Pointer. I don't know how a top dog works and unfortunately I don't have anyone locally (that I know of anyway) that can show me. So maybe it's not going to happen?
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  3. 10-10-2012, 07:23 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    you do it for the love of dog work not as a short term solution to a lack of deer
    Well I come from a farming back ground and have spent lots of time with them certainly have a love for them.
    Where I am there certainly is no lack of deer. We shot 2 10mins walk from the house a little while ago and you see them on the drive way often.
    I just thought if I can then why not. But if I can't, oh well no biggie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eltoro View Post
    His name is Dave Wilson and he was very helpful.
    Yeah I know what you are saying Pointer. I don't know how a top dog works and unfortunately I don't have anyone locally (that I know of anyway) that can show me. So maybe it's not going to happen?
    Any relation to Ivan Wilson?
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    Quote Originally Posted by eltoro View Post
    Yeah to be honest Rushy I'm not too fussy and will drink anything but grew up on the Waikato's so that's my preference.
    Cut my eye teeth on the stuff so it is like mothers milk. Then again it is the greatest laxative known to man as well.
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    Have you tasted wild buck?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Cut my eye teeth on the stuff so it is like mothers milk. Then again it is the greatest laxative known to man as well.
    I know what you're saying. Gives me the power shits after a decent session!
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    Re: Where to start

    Ah yes the waikato mud

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Any relation to Ivan Wilson?
    Dunno mate, he's from Te Anau. He's been breeding hungarian vizla's for ages and knows a shit load about the subject of training dogs. Good dude to talk to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Have you tasted wild buck?
    Have you had a deep fried mars bar?
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    Quote Originally Posted by eltoro View Post
    Have you had a deep fried mars bar?

    Nah but had deep fried moro bars, They are sooo good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pointer View Post
    Training pig dogs and a deer indicating dog are worlds apart. I can't comment on pig dogs, only deer.

    After reading these types of posts on NZ forums for years now, the best advice I can offer to anyone keen on starting a deer dog is to find a guy who has one up and running really well, and ask to tag along. I see so many people say they want to train a deer dog without actually knowing how a top dog works. Tagging along might change your mind - you do it for the love of dog work not as a short term solution to a lack of deer
    Don't suppose you know anyone in Marlborough/Nelson area who has a good dog up and running?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Have you tasted wild buck?
    Na but some chick on the rock recently skulled a pint of pony, imagine it would be similar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Na but some chick on the rock recently skulled a pint of pony, imagine it would be similar.
    haha the rock island challenges, Would you do it?
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    I wouldn't drink mine and I sure as hell wouldn't drink anything else's!
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    Lol, really Wild buck is a beer if you didn't know, just clearing that up. I wouldn't drink that shit she did lol, shes got some balls to do that.
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