Hunting Dogs and Dunkle

[Old and Reliable]

That term "Kill Shelters"-- huum, Man's best friend sent to "Death Row" for reasons I can't fathom. One of my all-time favorite of Bob Dylan's many songs is "Shelter from The Storm" so to my way of thinking, a shelter means humane treatment, whether a Misssion in Memphis TN or a Dog Shelter in Bangor- I am pleased to know these great creatures from the Best Day or Lord had on the drawing board of life have a good home and career path with you- and thanks for sharing the great fotos too.

[Tim Kisieleski]

Kill Shelter, what a stupid name. Sweet looking dogs

These are my 2 "rescues"




Dad, when he didn't forget his gun





The princess, Rigby


Annie


A couple of birds we found in New Bruswick


They have slightly more liberal limits in NB than south of the border
my slab, Beau did a good job that day

A few of the the ones in Ny













The slab near the Dover bridge








Far as yur GSP "shot across the bow" thats a Geoff Pike thing, I mean it's bad enough I have to admit to having a parker now forget having a "versitile"dog

[Autumn Daze]

Tim,Great pictures and it was good to meet you in NH.Don,t worry one Parker leads to another..and another...and another..etc...etc.

[John D.]

WOW..!!! Great pics of some wonderful dogs!! Thanks for posting them Tim..!!



JD

[Tim Kisieleski]

sorry for getting off topic.....

[Dean Romig]

John, would you mind posting pictures with a bit more panorama?
I mean, the Brits are absolutely lovely and the photography is first rate . . .

. . . . but I can't seem to get a fix on where you're hunting. I've got a general idea and I think that is where I set about a dozen coyote traps and I wouldn't want you to accidentally . . . well, you know what I mean.

[John D.]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

John, would you mind posting pictures with a bit more panorama?....and I wouldn't want you to accidentally . . . well, you know what I mean.

Dean,

You know - your caring and concern for the well being of my dogs really is heart warming. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. Frankly, my friend - while we sometimes chide each other in private and public, your caring and concern really is what this forum is all about....

For that - you have my sincerest thanks and have attached a more panoramic image for your use and inspection.

Dean, my sincerest thanks again,



John

[Dean Romig]

Yup, I knew it! See them broken stalks of Timothy grass? . . . well, I bent them down like that to point where one o' my coyote sets was. Sure glad I was able to warn ya like that. Whew!... that was a close one!

Next time will ya elevate the camera angle a mite? . . . please?

[CSL]

John,
Great images of your Britts in the snow, thanks for posting the photos...
Sharp resolution and strong colors, what type of Camera are you using?

Best, CSL
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[John D.]

Hi CSL!

My sincerest thanks..! I really enjoy photography and have "played at it" for many, many years. Anyway - today I was using my Nikon D200 with an older Nikkor 75-150mm f/3.5. It's manual focus and manual f-stop, since for snow, I usually only shoot snow scenes manually given how most DSLRs blow out scene highlights (same for bird photography in Florida)... I use CS for post processing as well to convert from the NEF (RAW) file...

Anyway - my thanks again CSL - and a wonderful 2010 to you..!

John