OT- Anybody Looking for a Stud Dog

Check on the Outdoor Board. Probably have more luck there.

That's no problem for me I will never breed like some of these mills. I am looking for good bitchs with clear health. Will coordinate with your own vets.

I have more pictures. Many where he isn't hunting and is just a regular dog.

He's a very handsome dog. Great looking lab.

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NCdawgfan34

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Are you a Saints fan?

Nope. The sticker I think you are seeing is and outdoor company that is based out of LA.

I don't hunt enough big water for some of those ducks. Mallards on occasion towards the end of the season but that's just how it is here. Got to go down east to get much wider variety.

You tell me the distance hahaha

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You tell me the distance hahaha

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About 1500 miles from Augusta, Georgia....my bitch would be out of heat by the time we got there LOL.

I have a 2 year old "Pointing" Lab bitch with an impeccable pedigree. I don't know if you are familiar with pointing labs but they are labs bred to retain their pointing instinct and will hunt just like a genuine pointer....at least in theory. I bought he knowing that the area of the country I have moved to is crawling with scaled quail and pheasants as well as some limited grouse at higher elevations. At the time I thought Quail were more or less quail....but these scalies...if you see one sitting still it is because it is dead....they are like sharks...I don't think they ever stop running...they won't hold like Bob's do. So now I have a 70 pound lab with the friggin' energy and stamina of a fricking English Pointer!!!! I let her out of the truck box and if left to her own devices she will be over the horizon in a few seconds....and in New Mexico over the horizon ain't no small distance! Thankfully she has proven very trainable and is doing OK but not great...I should have paid to have her at least started but I have trained Labs since I was a kid and I heve never failed to make a servicable duck dog out of even mix bred labs...but I really wanted something more than that with this one and I have screwed the pooch I am afraid...not literally 'cause that would explain some of her behavior LOL. She is a fine duck dog and does very well on pen raised bobs but she points Pheasants in cover so thick there is often now way to flush them....which is of course why most pheasants are usually shot over flushing dogs...and the scalies result in nothing more than a very fulfilling day of marathon races to the horizon....dog, quail and me on the Razor running hell bent for leather across some of the roughest shite on earth to see who gets worn out the quickest and in 2 seasons it has been me EVERY time!!!

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quail by the truck loads so un-hunted they will watch you get out of the truck and walk up on them they are so amazed to see something so different...and to top it off wild breeding Pheasants

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Been back in GA for 6 mos now but haven't been out. Where is this upland game paradise you speak of and is it pay to hunt or WMA? Haven't had my Vizsla under shotgun for so long he's probably forgotten everything. Would like to do that in GA vs North Dakota which is where we hunted last (where I got him).