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Unread 09-10-2020, 09:07 AM   #5
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Garry's summary is very accurate. I would add that mine is very affectionate and vocal. She has no problem climbing into my lap for attention. She also howls like a coonhound when it's chow time, or senses that she is going on a training or hunting activity.

This fall will be her first real hunting season. Last year as a pup I kept the trips short. She got some points, but also bumped some birds. I saw her as the proverbial First Round Draft Pick. Lots of talent and potential, but not ready to start.

Now that I'm retired I hope to hunt with her in Maine and Upstate New York for grouse and woodcock, provided the COVID restrictions don't prevent that, and then home here in Virginia for woodcock.
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