The Hunting Dog Podcast
My buddy Brent Pike called me up to get a day in the woods. We have not chased grouse together since we hunted Beaver Island. Some of the dogs have changed since those years, but the fun and friendship was identical.
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Here is a piece of the trip to South Dakota. More to come next week. Hope your season is going great!! mine is!!!!
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John Jurcich never intended to be a C.O. but life has a funny way directing a young man's path in life. From a beer at a wedding to a life long career in law enforcement. John has owned and hunted with many bird dogs and hunted down a few bad characters along the way.
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Sometimes I just hit record and see what comes out. This is one of those times.
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Just some observations and thought on the strangest season yet!
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Thi episode is a quilty pleasure. I bought my first pair over forty years ago. But until now I never really knew the history of Russell Moccasin boot company. I do now.
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Dr. Randall Williams recently hunted Austria. Things are done differently in Europe, but the passion and conservation are not different. There deeply woven into the culture.
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This season started of with a bang! and another bang. bang, bang, bang. That is the sound of dove hunting. lots of shells, lots of laughs and lots retrieve work for the dogs. September teases us with the start of wingshooting at its finest. Dove is the most harvested bird in this country.
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Dominic and I have known each other quite a few years. But until recently I did not know how much more he has added to his plate. Besides hunting, judging and breeding, Dom has expanded to guiding and avoidance training. All the way to keeping rattlesnakes on hand to three pet porcupines that eat right out of his hand!!!
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Nick Larson from The Birdshot Podcast and my friend Pete Aplikowski join me in a great conversation about their path to the uplands. Two distinct roads that lead to the same end product. Which is a reliable and enjoyable hunting companion.
info_outlineI use to dream of retiring in the west, After this episode I'm giving my self a transfer and relocating to North Dakota. Truly a wingshooters dream. Tyler and I chat about his (free) newspaper dog and all of the opportunities that ND offers. 3 species of upland in his own backyard, ducks and geese, spring snow goose, and sandhill cranes. His job, which gives him a huge advantage in locating game rich areas, and a few other subjects from shot guns to decoys,and beer to bourbon.