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Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack
Of all the upland birds, I rank them most effectively hunted with a dog; walking them up without one is great fun and exciting, but like grouse, many times they will let you walk right past them a few yards before flushing. A decent bird dog nails them in place and they hold very tight till the last second before taking wing.
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may I add that recovering shot birds is exponentially better with a dog. Dead woodcock are often quite difficult to spot on the leaf covered ground
And I cannot count the birds I have shot at and KNEW that I missed, that one of my dogs has then picked up and brought in
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"If there is a heaven it must have thinning aspen gold, and flighting woodcock, and a bird dog" GBE
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