Gundog Training Forum

And choose a vet who uses the keyhole method of speying, much less traumatic for the bitch.

I use a large solid cage with centre divider and two entrance doors, in the back of an L200. Stops the dogs sloshing around during transport, easy to pack all the other gear down the sides, can leave the boot doors open and not worry about them legging it...

"Shall we shtop for more drinksh between drivesh?"

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I'm a picker-upper, and I also shoot, so see both sides of this. As a Gun, it is a joy to have a steady dog sat in front of me at the peg, picking up a few birds at the end of a drive. "Shooting without a dog is like eating chips with no salt". And it is a pain in the *rse when I have paid...

I was offered 8 legs of venison today for £100. Is that too dear?

I use a priest when picking up, it is tucked comfortably down the top of my right wellie, and so comes instantly to hand when holding the wounded bird in the left hand.
Ducks however do not die easily so I carry a pair of "pliers" which snap the neck efficiently.

I'm thinking of selling my vacuum cleaner on Ebay, well it was just gathering dust.

Quest gundog equipment do them. £7.20. HTH