I have a 9 year old Brittany named "Shelby". She's a way better bird dog than I am a bird hunter. We mainly hunt pheasant and sometimes rabbits.

we had 2 blue tics and one black n tan but then we sold them guess we just couldnt afford the dog food anymore, htey were awsome dogs hunting dogs though, specially the black n tan

Me and my uncle do alot of coon hunting. Our kick-ass coon dog is now 13 years old, and can't hunt worth a shit anymore, so in fall we picked up 2 more walker pups that will hopefully treat us as well as the big boy did.

In june im gonna be driving to New York to pick up my Wire Haired Dachsund, bred for tracking deer, from John and Jolanta Jeanneny. :banana: (www.born-to-track.com)

i have two female english setters. one blond/white and one black /white from jim walker kennels in michigan. best dayum bird dogs i've had yet! :banana:

Boykin Spaniel dont know if anyones heard of them its a cross between a springer and a chesapeake bay retriever. Her name is Bailey she is a wicked bird dog mostly Partridge and Woodcock she will run an occasional rabbit too. 5 years old thinking about gettin another pup.

My girl Emma. She's an English Springer Spaniel, and is the fear of northern Wisconsin Ruffed Grouse... She's just retrieved one that my dad shot in the picture. Ahh, life is good... :div20:

No pics here, but I have an almost 4 year old Yellow Lab female named Sadie. She is a great retriever, and we hunt pheasants and ducks mostly.

Here's my Brittany ............CHANCE............

I have a wire haired pointing griffon too young to hunt her this year...I miss my German short-hair but had to put him down not too long ago.That dog would hunt til he dropped,rest 5 minutes and be ready to go again...When it was time to go or if I missed a bird hed just give me a disgusted look and lay down facing the opposite direction!

When we are duck hunting, Sadie does the same thing. She will watch the ducks with excitement as they fly in. When I miss she looks at me and then stares straight ahead. If I miss too many and other parties are knocking down ducks, she gets a whiny pout going until I tell her "Quiet." It's a riot to watch!

I have an American Water Spaniel, Sage. Awesome upland dog and water. Sage needs more work on water work but would go without her. Mother-in-law breeds them so I kinda didn't have much of a choice but am sure glad I have her and can't wait to get another.

bill367, my father in law has 3 wirehaured pointing griffons. he has bred his prize one Aysa twice, he lives in North Dakota. She is a go all day dog, upland or water.

Here's our Chesapeake (this was taken about 13 years ago) Had to put him down about 6 years ago, getting another one on Father's Day!


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One of my 3 setters after a good afternoon in the woods.

I got her from a breeder in arkansas...It was expensive by the time I bought the dog,flew her up etc...Shes a great dog though I think shes gonna work out well...But Im weird with my dogs, they are pets and companions first and if they turn out to be good hunters thats an added benefit. Ive had her out with training dummies and stuff and shes not gun shy at all.

heres jed, my chocolate lab
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I have a English springer spaniel great pheasent dog thinking about running her in some field triles next fall aunt is big into that stuff so will se heres a Pic her names Birgie

i got a mutt, i bring her hunting with me when i go squirel hunting with me bow in the back yard, she scares the animals away alot of the time because she barks way to much

We got 4 english setters roaming around the house. Mother is 8, one 3 year old pup(hers) and two new pups(1 year).

This is my hunting dog. She hunts deer, and she does a good job of it. Shes a purebread beagle, a female.


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Here is Gus my 9yr old Vizsla

Just got a VISH myself. The wife had one when she was a kid so we got one for her. I never intended on making it a hunting dog but I have been told at my hunt clubs that these are great dogs just not popular around Michigan here. Heck there was only 1 Breeder in the state. I had to make a trip to pick this one up. Will be looking for another soon. Pointing at 9-10 weeks and holding on grouse by 12 weeks. Flushes on comand and stayes close. will be 21 weeks old now. Great family dog and very clean. Loves the water (AUSABLE- CHAPEL) and definately not gun shy.

Mine has been a great dog , he is a good hunter and lives in the house with us . I've kept waiting for him to calm down as he got older but it hasen't happend yet . When I got mine there were about six diff breeders that I knew of . They really are great dogs but they are not built "hair wise" to withstand a MI winter outside. That's about the only reason I can tink of that they are not more popular around here

Here is clyde our english pointer. This was thanksgiving last year when he was only four months.

Here is a picture of my new Blood Tracker (for tracking wounded deer)

This dog is my shadow when Im not at work, he comes with me everywhere. I did some training allready and he does pretty well on the blood line. I can't wait to trail some deer :banana:

His name is Remi, short for Remington.

Nice dog and cool name!

Congrats!!