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 [...]
Pets need dental care, too” was the slogan for veterinary health in the late 1990s. At that time, dental care was a relatively new area of focus. Veterinary colleges did not spend much time on [...]
by Dave Erlewein, D.V.M. Eating eggs may be hazardous to your dog’s health! More specifically: chocolate eggs – you know, the ones that seem to pop up every spring. The same goes for any [...]
by Steve Smith I apologize to no one for my love of hunting ruffed grouse and, especially, woodcock with a pointing dog. I do it as often as I can, and I live where I live because the bird covers [...]
by Steve Smith The Traveling Wingshooter, August/September 2016 This is the first in a two-part series to help you enjoy your travels, make them more affordable and productive, and keep you out [...]
