You never know when it's the last time

Steiner · Yesterday, 07:38 PM

I took my 12 year old June Bug for a walk today and she found a couple birds. She never got more than 30 or 40 feet from me today. It wasn't that long ago that I had to damn near run to stay in effective shooting range of her but boy we put a lot of birds in the bag together. She always had a crazy long nose.

mobirdhunter · Yesterday, 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan Steingraber

I took my 12 year old June Bug for a walk today and she found a couple birds. She never got more than 30 or 40 feet from me today. It wasn't that long ago that I had to damn near run to stay in effective shooting range of her but boy we put a lot of birds in the bag together. She always had a crazy long nose.

June Bug has had a good life so far. I can see it in her face. Good on you, Dan.

Rick Roemer · Yesterday, 09:29 PM

Our Dogs complete the experience.

Double Lab · Yesterday, 10:44 PM

I had both of my labs, Parker and Fox, out to SD in 2023 and I knew it was their last trip. They loved it to the very end.

Zacharysmith · Today, 12:06 AM

I kept a few feathers from the last bird I bagged this season with my old girl. Never know!

Chris Pope · Today, 09:39 AM

Here's the caption on that photo of June Bug and the two roosters:

"Ya, I was only staying slow and close so you could keep up with me."

(:

And when we had labs my wife and I would call that "Labatitude"...so love that breed.