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Between Migrations

As July slips into August I cannot help but think back on the summer so far and wonder if during this “flightless” period I’ve wasted my time or seized the opportunities before me to become better. The dog days of summer are the perfect time to work on skills; calling and shooting spring to the mind most quickly but running drills and conditioning our canine comrades is extremely important as well. Harkening back to the June edition of Wingbeats where Brandon Trentham reminde

From Marsh to Mountain

With hunting seasons for various species drawing ever more nigh the hunting focus on folk’s social media pages varies depending on the region where they live; early goose in the North and Midwest, Teal and Doves down South or back East but “out West” our earliest seasons are big game – August Antelope and Elk and September Deer, Elk and Antelope. This often places birds on the back burner for a lot of hunters. Sure, we have September first openers for Mountain grouse, doves a

Hunting Dogs for the West

It’s a characteristic you don’t often hear away from open meadows and broken farm country but it is the ultimate compliment applied to an upland game bird dog. To say a dog is “birdy” is a mouthful. Birdy implies the dog is interested in fowl, has a good nose, great hunting instincts, and depending upon breed, can point or flush and retrieve as well. That’s an awful lot to expect from a single canine but depending on which species of bird you’re after, you can often find a do

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