hunting dog journals

[OH Osthaus]

i have never had a setter that liked to pose - right down to Tweed the new pup

one good shot and then "I'm bored with this"

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

i have never had a setter that liked to pose - right down to Tweed the new pup

one good shot and then "I'm bored with this"

That first shot, especially, is priceless.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

i have never had a setter that liked to pose - right down to Tweed the new pup

one good shot and then "I'm bored with this"

I really like those monochromatic memories.





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[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

I really like those monochromatic memories.
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Thanks, that is Tweed, I shot those this past Wednesday on Tri-X with a Nikon F3

[Timothy Salgado]

I’ve gotten in the habit of taking photos with my phone during all my hunts and then transferring them to my laptop. The plans are to piece them together into a journal at some point. I have a photo album, with note pages with each photo page that my wife gave me one Christmas. I have film photos of my late German Shorthair with her first duck, our trip to South Dakota, etc. Once I get done organizing my shooting gear and books with the new shelves I got for Christmas last year, I’m going to start putting the computer photos together.

[Harold Pickens]

Rick, I think your journals/writing would be quite interesting, and I for one would enjoy them. I kept notes on my hunts from 1983 thru the early '90's, but stopped for some reason. In 1983 , I found a copy of Gun Dog magazine, with an article by GBE in it, and that piqued my interest in keeping a journal. Funny, even though we see each other only 1 afternoon/year, I can tell you have many stories to share..