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Great little Setter. Lineage? That high tail is a great thing in CRP grass. I've never seen a setter with a high tail on vintage American shotguns.
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12-11-2022, 12:11 AM
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She's bred for grouse. She's a little pocket rocket and just coming into her own. She ran a 90 minute cover this fall with 14 solid woodcock finds. Several of which required multiple relocations before we could produce the bird. It was beautiful to watch.
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