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08-11-2009, 04:16 PM
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A couple years ago at our yearly youth hunt I handled my old Elhew for one of the young shooters. That gave me a chance to take a few pics. First Ringo finds the bird for the young shooter; I flush it and the darn thing U turns for the pond. The youngster nails it over the pond and we kid him that he's going to have to swim for it; but, Ring who can swim like a Lab makes the fetch. Ring is 13 now so I brought on a young Elhew (Pete) and all that did was to get Ring to work harder. I hope it's not too hard on the old boy, but he sure doesn't want to go down as a porch hound.
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