Hunting season and your DCSB Taco

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y69tkCbeC5o

 

dam those are 2 great looking German short hair pointers you have there I myself are a weimariner (probably not correct spelling) guy I've had 3 in my 27 years of life and they were phenomenal bird dogs&outstanding dogs in general

 

But where does it end? With the antis and UA it ends with no hunting. They are specifically calling out primitive techniques as now being "Unethical". That includes trad archery or even an atlatl.

 

I had to make a choice according to my wife feathers scales or fur So I understand the delima I went with fur although I still fish I the off season


QUOTE="Threerun, post: 13062627, member: 185426"]Nice speed goats. That's one thing I have yet to do out there- hunt speed goats. Opening for antelope is always the same as pheasant.. Ah. choices, choices...[/QUOTE]

 

Thanks! They are great dogs and they love to hunt. It's made hunting so much more fun with them.

There are a few Weimers in our NAVHDA group and most do very well. It's cool to see all the different versatile breeds working. Munstenlanders, Spinones, Grif's, Viszla's- it's like an International Breed conference when we get together, lol.

 

Another Weim guy too

 

We took our dogs in for their annual pre-hunting physicals on Saturday. My big boy is now 85lbs. He's a knucklehead.

At first I thought he was kind of retarded while pointing. He had this 'lift my rear leg' thing that was weird, but he was on a bird.





Then we figured him out. When the bird is close- within 30 yards or gun range, he has a tendency to lift the hind leg. If it's a far point- he simply freezes. In that second photo he was literally inches from a rooster, lol.

 

ya man that's a work or art right there you and your dogs are on a whole other level haha my dog's where trained by myself in my back yard so they were good enough to hunt with great at holding a point terrible at the retrieve haha that had a tendency to chew up the birds pretty good almost like it was there reward.

 

this is a picture of a picture of my first RUGER he was probably my best dog ever he would wait at the bus stop for me when I was a little kid and like walk me home

 

and these two where my last dogs to date once again these are pics of pics

 

This was an Eland I shot being put in a Hilux

 

All loaded up

 

I'm a weim man myself. In fact I just bought a new Blue Weim puppy today!

 

Man I love doggies!! So much fun to work with.

 

No I agree with you 100%. I'm just talking about my personal preference to only kill what I or others can eat. He legally harvested the bear, I bet it took a pair of stones to calm his adrenaline and make that shot. That fatso on the trigglypuff video was hilarious!

 

Sorry, late to the thread, but I beg to differ.
I've hunted whitetails for a very long time in a few different states, and my area of Ct. has no shortage of large bucks, antler size as well as body weight.
First two pics were in my front yard a few years back, 3rd pic is last years buck in watershed ground near my house....

 

There are big bucks everywhere. They don't get big by being seen or shot, lol.

There was a spot in WV that held a few monsters. It was in a largely inaccessible area, down in a steep ravine, craggy rocks and brush. We had a stand at the top of the ridge and every so often we would spy him waaaaaay down there. You had to glass every inch of brush pile to find him. It would have been a weekend affair to set up and get to him, let alone get him out.

Yeah I'll pass. I'll take his dumber offspring, lol.

 

No that's true your right CT has had a few dandys takin for sure the one I always think of is our state record buck that the state cop got a few years back and I've seen a few good ones and everyone I know has a story of HUGE bucks. Congrats on that buck by the way that's a great bow kill here's a pic of my dad's biggest buck taken 5 years ago shotgun A season state land

 

Well I ordered the long bed I am ready! Leaving for elk country in 24 days!!!!!

 

Obviously the Moose family has no problems...