Birds Without Blinds By E. Donnall Thomas Jr. 2017 Upland Gamebird Forecast By Dave Smith Private Land, Public Access By Scott Linden On the Edge of Gray By Steve Smith Flooded Corn By Chris [...]
By Ryan Eder You can have the best marking dog in the world or the best handling dog in the world. But if he doesn’t sit, it doesn’t matter. Nothing can disrupt your hunt, or your quest for hunt [...]
by Chris Smith It seems everywhere in the sporting world, regardless of the innovations to every nuance of hunting and fishing, one constant message rings loudest: We need to get more kids [...]
by Steve Smith No matter how many we seem to remember making, true doubles on ducks over decoys are pretty rare. Not that they don’t happen, but to some people they seem to happen with a [...]
by Dr. Dave Erlewein If you’ve ever owned a dog with allergy-based itching, your veterinarian may have used one of the cortisones during treatment. Cortisone is another name for cortisol, the [...]
A little bit of extra time at the beginning and end – of training, exercise, hunting, or play – can maximize performance and prevent injury. by Jason Smith Every athlete warms up. Layups, long [...]
by Steve Smith Aside from the fact that you and I wouldn’t think of heading out to the swamps, marshes, bayous, bays, islands, rivers, inlets, and other likely ducky places without any [...]
By Steve Smith Men trifle with their politics,and they trifle with their careers, but they do not trifle with their sport. Try this—Walk into a tavern and announce in this order: “Anyone [...]
The Growth of Women Participation in Hunting Dog Events By Ryan Eder, Upland Gundog Association, Goldeneyes Retrievers Simply put, our hunting dog sports need to expand to survive. This means [...]
By Dr. Ben Character The Vet’s Office, June/July 2017 issue of The Retriever Journal By the time you read this, the transition from spring into summer will be well underway, and no doubt [...]
