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Nelly vom Wolfsbau in action

admin — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 22:23:42 +0000

Now there has been some small game hunting. That’s what I wanted to focus on for a while. Partly as ducks and geese hunting is incredibly fun and partly because the dogs have lost some weight and had to recover a bit. When hunting as much as we do, it is probably a good idea to take a little break for recovery’s sake and to keep the joy of the hunt. It has been Nelly who has been taking care of the most part of the retrieving. It’s so nice to have a versatile dog that you can have with you for almost everything. It’s hard to get pictures as we often hunt at dusk. But here are a couple of clips again .

Quick summary

admin — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 17:00:27 +0000

Now in the middle of hunting season it’s difficult to find time to write about all the adventures. But in short, it has been hunting four days a week in average. There has been some tome for in between but it is not as quantitatively or qualitatively as it should.

But I have had time for two hunts abroad and, of course, here at home. It has gone beyond our expectations and the dogs have just been doing fine. But we have been spoiled with great hunting grounds with beautiful wild stocks. Nelly has been a bit cautious with wild boars since a few encounters but now I think she has overcome it. She has really proven herself when she tracked down and caught two red deer in flight. I then had the chance to shoot a couple of small wild boar for her so it should have lit her up again. Diva is working as usual and drives well but perhaps a bit too long now. I have also had time for some small duck hunts that has gone up to my top 3 in terms of hunting forms. Here is a little clip:

Tracking champions!

admin — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 16:00:42 +0000

I am taking some time to update a little about what has happened to some Alpenländishe Dachsbracken. I would like to give my Congratulations to Ronny with Taz and Stefan with Bety who both brought their ADB imports to become Swedish Tracking Champions! It’s Really fun with interested dog handlers who spend the time that their dogs deserve to qualify them. Taz has also done very well in the shows so it’s a good looking male. Now Bety has even start working as a driven gun dog and so far it looks good. So once again well done!

The pheasant dog and retriever Loke

admin — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 17:00:48 +0000

Today I want to draw attention to one of my “most” students. Anders with his Wachtel Loke said even before he got home his puppy that he would train the all-around. The course includes retrieving if you have a Wachtel, so we had a nice spring and summer with training everyday obedience, and then specialty training. The other day I received a nice MMS, email with the media and reporting on Loki’s first pheasant hunt. We will all probably remember when we had to postpone our first game of our youth, and when you see the penny down and cooperation have become closely knit. So I could not help but to smile and lift the hat to Anders for his fine job he already has done on Loki. See for yourselves how much fun they have together.