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Wild Pheasants and Field Trial Dogs - Good or Bad?? – Part I
by Tom Ness
Here in North Dakota we have 3.5 million acres of CRP. CRP, for anyone unfamiliar, stands for Conservation Reserve Program. Through CRP, the Federal Agriculture Dept. contracts with farmers to place highly erodable cropland into a set aside program. CRP acres are planted to grass and left out of production for a minimum of ten years. This has created a boon to wildlife of all kinds, especially pheasants. Imagine hundreds of thousands of acres of knee to waist high grass-crawling with wild pheasants, sharp-tail grouse and Hungarian Partridge. Sounds like a dog trainer’s/field trialer’s/hunter’s dream? Well, it is, most of the time.
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Teaching Backing
by George Hickox
In the world of fine pointing dogs, a gentleman’s shooting dog is expected to back, or honor, the point of its brace mates. A dog that fails to back another’s point and rushes in to bust a bird or steal a point is the equivalent of a street urchin eating caviar with his fingers at a black tie affair. Many a re-invite has been forfeited due to an ill-mannered pointing dog that refused to back.
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 ARTICLES - HUNTING DOG TRAINING
 
  • Double Mark Head-Swinging   by James B. Spencer
  • Introducing Puppies to Birds, Water, and Throwers   by Amy Dahl, Ph.D.
  • Advanced Marking Drills   by John and Amy Dahl
  • The Best Bang for Your Buck   by George Hickox
  • Puppy Retrieving: Getting Started   by Amy Dahl, Ph.D.
  • Wild Pheasants and Field Trial Dogs - Good or Bad? - Part II   by Tom Ness
  • The Value of Steadiness   by George Hickox
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    Establishing a Solid Quartering Pattern - An Interview with David Lauber
    by Geoffrey A. English
    Last issue we spent time talking with David Lauber, regarding the introduction of young dogs to gunfire during fieldwork. This issue we will continue our talk, but step back a bit and talk about establishing a strong quartering pattern before shooting over the dog and eventually steadying a young spaniel.
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