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John,
I hope to do it again with you sometime. Parker your favorite says hi!
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Tiger Hunting for the man of Modest Means. "Let me hasten to explain, ere the cat people bristle their back fur,that we have nothing against little kitties who stay by the fire and restrict their diet to canned salmon. Our members wouldn't dream of shooting a cat in the lap of an elderly lady sitting in a rocking chair in the front parlor, provided the window is closed". Corey Ford |
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When we were out west - it was a cold and windy most of the time. Parker and I had bonded a bit. Not much, as Parker isn't my puppy. He is Bill's dog. But Parker is a special dog, and for some reason - he and I hit it off pretty well. I don't say much when working dogs - as well, dogs are quiet by nature. They don't "talk", or "yell", or really communicate except through their eyes, body motion and what the say through their body motion. If you "get that" - then they talk louder than words..? As I train hunting dogs - I look for non-verbal signs from my dogs... Parker is "just one of those dogs"..... One afternoon, I asked Bill if I could work Parker with me. Bill was more than willing to oblige, so Parker and I set out through acres of milo and cut corn. He'd cast out - check back, wait for my hand signal - and cast out again. Never too far away - always in front of my line, working shoulder to shoulder in field width in front. His tail told me what he was working - and an almost silent whistle from my lips would bring him back - and back up to cast out around again... Bill did all the training of his puppy - Parker - and it made my day, or week - to work over such a wonderful hunting buddy. That was the highlight of my week - that week. Wonderful dogs. Wonderful hunting with Bill, Bruce, Doc, Charlie and all... But - my mind memories always go back to the dogs and the Parkers. In this case both - Parker and Parkers.. Thanks for the Memories, John This is "Parker" - Bill's "Parker" |
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Love it sir ,wonderfully done and really neat idea
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John,
Here is a picture from that same trip of Parker. Thanks for being so kind, I consider my dogs average at best. Now if you want to talk about a great trainer, I saw Dunkle working with Herzog, and Day in Kansas, and had them casting and comming in no time, although one of them was a little stubborn. ![]() Bill
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Nicely done.
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Bill....
YEP - That's is my "Parker"... I love that guy.... Bruce.... We need to do this again next year! I missed this year, as I didn't get back from Haiti when I expected... Dang it... John |
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Bruce,
If you ever need one let me know. Dunkle and I will bring it out during Bird season ![]()
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As Bill is from Northern Michgan, I would assume the the Notice" sign is from the Turtle Lake Club in the club country of Mich, About 21,000 acres at last count. They still hunt deer the old-fashioned way - driven out to their blinds in a horse-drawn wagon
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