Plott Hounds !!! with Clay Newcomb from Bear Hunting Magazine
Release Date: 10/30/2015
Korthals Griffon United States
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Carroll Kemp and Pete Aplikowski join us to talk about the History, Talents and Temperament of one of the country’s most popular bird dogs-the Wirehaired Pointing Griffon. Korthals Griffon is the historic name of this breed, and Korthals Griffon United States is a conservation society for Griffons in the USA and their UKC National Breed Club.
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Living and hunting in North Dakota
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Casey Ressler is a fifth generation North Dakotan.He has noticed Cultural/Ecological/Economical impacts that have changed over the last 10-15 years in ND. We talk access, permission and policy along with dogs and my favorite bird.
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Training Dogs Without Birds? Not Impossible: Charlie Thorburn of Mordor Gundogs Explains How
The Hunting Dog Podcast
I have followed Charlie Thorburn for quite some time. His You Tube Channel is Mordor Gundogs. His style is straightforward and he is not afraid to ruffle some feathers. But the proof as they say is in the pudding, or possibly in the United Kingdom.
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Chowie! no that's not the name of a dog.
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Andy Blumberg introduces CHOWIE! The next generation of hunters will thank him for years to come. Living and hunting out west, Andy made sure his Wirehaired Griffon was avoidance trained for snakes, skunks and porkies, but his dog Ada added one more critter to the list. A Big critter!!
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The gear, trips and dogs we need for next season
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Brent Pike came over to talk about what's new and whats needed to make the next trip just a bit more successful. Sometimes it's the place, sometimes it's the people and sometimes it's the gear.
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Be careful when you pick your first dog! with Kate Ahnstrom
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Kate Ahnstrom joins me to tell about her journey. Most people get the dog first and then figure it out. Kate reversed engineered the process. She is an incredible women who just can't say no......
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Be careful when you pick your first dog! with Kate Ahnstrom
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Kate Ahnstrom joins me to tell about her journey. Most people get the dog first and then figure it out. Kate reversed engineered the process. She is an incredible women who just can't say no......
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The Upland Superbowl
The Hunting Dog Podcast
Jared Wickland of PF&QF joins me to recap the season and celebrate the event we all look forward to.
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Cockers, Setters, Grouse and Woodcock in Virginia
The Hunting Dog Podcast
I first met Ben at my place in Virginia. We shared a drink, a bunch of stories and stayed in touch over many years. Ben and a few friends have figured out that Virginia is a true mixed bag of opportunities for anyone wanting to chase upland birds. As long as you don't mind going up hill both ways. This episode brings me back to the reason love this lifestyle.
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Why Labs and Flushers are the bomb
The Hunting Dog Podcast
My buddy Dave Utzinger came over to show me some late season videos of his young lab. We talk and brag a bit about "not doing much training" and relying on natural instincts and cooperation. Or maybe were just getting luckier when we get new dogs??? Who knows?
info_outlinePlott Hounds and their history. I talk with Clay Newcomb the owner and publisher of Bear Hunting Magazine, the only printed magazine to dedicated to bear hunting. We touch on several subject from comparisons of bird dog vs. bear dog training. His young Plott/family dog. how bear dogs evolved into coon dogs, and a most interesting short version of how the Plott Hound first arrived in North America back in the 1700s. The Plott family name even has a creek and a mountain range named for them in NC the family produced the best big game dogs years ahead of their time. They are only one of four breeds to ever be developed in the States. and the state dog of North Carolina