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  Retriever Training Center
Debunking Myths About Remote Training Collars
by: Joe Arterburn with Keith Benson

There are so many myths and misconceptions about remote training collars that a lot of people are hesitant to use them, robbing themselves of a valuable training tool, according to Keith Benson, general manager of Triple Crown Dog Academy, America’s premier dog training, boarding and event center in Hutto, Texas.(Read...)


Advanced Marking Drills
by: John and Amy Dahl

At some point, when your young dog is doing so well on his singles that you can’t wait to try something more advanced, you are ready for the introduction of doubles. We always start this as a "schooled double," that is, by employing a single, or a mark that the dog has already practiced, and then throw another dummy as a diversion. (Read...)


SpanielsOnline.com Training Center
Knowing the Basics for the Field
by: David Krassler

Since it is that time of year and many folks now have added a new future hunting partner to their clan, I thought that I would take this opportunity to touch on some of the basics and some of the subconscious training that a professional trainer does when dealing with a very young spaniel during the introductory stage to field work.(Read...)


Wing Shooting USA
The Joy of the 28 Gauge
by: Bill Hanus

Please meet the darling of the grouse covert -- the elegant lady of the woodland and feisty daughter of the 16 gauge.
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It's Not Rocket Science
by: John McGonigle

Shotgun chokes and patterns can be as simple or complex as one wishes to make it. I prefer the former.

In his 1965, The Shotgun Book, Jack O’Connor related that his predecessor at "Outdoor Life", Captain Charles Askins, attributed the discovery of choke to Fred Kemble. Apparently, O’Connor misspelled the choke inventor’s name because Askins’ book, Modern Shotguns and Loads, 1929, lists the name as Fred Kimble, as do several other books in my library.
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Fish Recipes
Debunking Myths About Remote Training Collars
by: Joe Arterburn with Keith Benson

There are so many myths and misconceptions about remote training collars that a lot of people are hesitant to use them, robbing themselves of a valuable training tool, according to Keith Benson, general manager of Triple Crown Dog Academy, America’s premier dog training, boarding and event center in Hutto, Texas.(Read...)


   Fish Recipes
Advanced Marking Drills
by: John and Amy Dahl

At some point, when your young dog is doing so well on his singles that you can’t wait to try something more advanced, you are ready for the introduction of doubles. We always start this as a "schooled double," that is, by employing a single, or a mark that the dog has already practiced, and then throw another dummy as a diversion. (Read...)


Saltwater Fish Species Guide
Training with Pop Boxes
by: Steve Borecky

Learning to correctly plant birds is a crucial skill for the trainer.

Incorrect bird planting can be both very frustrating and costly.

Watching a bird that has been improperly planted in your training area either fly away or be swooped up by a hungry red-tailed hawk can put a damper on anyone’s training session.(Read...)


Pointing Dog Training Center
Training with Pop Boxes
by: Steve Borecky

Learning to correctly plant birds is a crucial skill for the trainer.

Incorrect bird planting can be both very frustrating and costly.

Watching a bird that has been improperly planted in your training area either fly away or be swooped up by a hungry red-tailed hawk can put a damper on anyone’s training session.(Read...)


Upland Hunting
Late Season
by: R. Michael DiLullo

Whether it is in frozen corn stubble chasing pheasants, snow covered conifers in search of grouse or some small hole of open water in a frozen landscape awaiting the last waterfowl of the season; late season hunting can be very productive if you are prepared to brave the elements.
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Conservation USA
Field Trialers -- Consider This Our Wake-up Call!
by: Geoffrey A. English

If you have not heard about the Pittman-Robertson Act, and the abuses taking place within the United States Fish and Wildlife Services (USFWS), pay attention, our sport is under attack and the “wolf is in sheep’s clothing”.(Read...)
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Innotek BC-100 - Rechargeable No Bark Collar
Is your dog’s excessive barking driving you crazy? Are your neighbors not so neighborly when it comes to your dog’s barking? Well, if you’re like most of our clients who write to us about barking problems with their dogs, you need a solution that is guaranteed to work, every time!

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