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Young dogs and first grouse, what a great combo for sure. My first dog could pick up a uncooked egg and carry it around without cracking it. My second dog can put bite marks in rolled steel.
Never seen a setter with a hard mouth. I'm guessing that one was in a position where the pup couldn't get a good grip on the body and thus the tail was the only area she could reach. PS. Nice wood on that repro.
My second dog can put bite marks in rolled steel. 
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