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Beeper Collar - Buyers Guide
by Geoffrey A. English
While many sportsmen love the sound of a traditional bell while hunting over their favorite upland dog, few can argue that the latest beeper collar technology has many advantages over a bell when hunting. The largest disadvantage of hunting over a pointing dog wearing a bell is that the bell is silent when your dog is locked in on a bird, making it difficult to locate your dog at this critical time. Beeper collars have addressed this limitation and many others. In this article, I will discuss the features which have made beeper collars become the number one choice for upland hunters.
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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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Preparation for Hunting: Boats, Decoys, and Calls
by John and Amy Dahl
Some areas of work for the hunting retriever require simple familiarity with the conditions. This type of training is designed to prepare your dog in advance for things that are awkward, confusing, or difficult upon the first exposure. Blinds, boats and decoys all fall into this category. If you hunt your dog in a variety of situations it is a good idea to practice all of them so that your initial hunts will be easier for her.

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 ARTICLES - POINTING DOG TRAINING
 
  • Knowing the Basics for the Field   by David Krassler
  • Self Backing   by Ben O. Williams
  • Training with Pop Boxes    by Steve Borecky
  • Getting Your Pointer Ready for Quail Season   by Mark Roberts
  • ‘Whoa’ Isn’t for the Birds    by George Hickox
  • SELF-POINTING   by Ben O. Williams
  • Wild Pheasants and Field Trial Dogs - Good or Bad? - Part II   by Tom Ness
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    The Value of Steadiness
    by George Hickox
    I must admit to having many fond memories of days spent hunting over dogs unsteady to wing and shot. Yet, I cannot deny that I am a strong proponent of training dogs for steadiness. In presenting my case, I must assert that a dog cannot be considered truly finished unless it has mastered this ability.
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