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 Now that's a good day!
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10-27-2008, 08:28 AM
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Fine mess o eats right there!
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10-27-2008, 07:18 PM
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very nice trip, pulled my boat from the marina today, hunting deer and in a couple of weeks bird huntinf starts with two very anxious brittanies
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10-27-2008, 09:06 PM
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nice trip
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Hey Willy, you have brittanies? I have a 3 year old male brittany named Henry. I do not hunt with him, but he came from very good hunting blood lines. The people we bought him from have many brittanies, and they take them out to Iowa for pheasant hunting. I can tell Henry would be a heckuva hunter if given the chance. This is our second brittany (our first was a female), and I am not sure I would ever have any other kind of dog. The brittany temperment seems just right, and if you can keep them active, they will always be happy and loyal. There is something about their eyes that just seems to ooze intelligence. Henry is a tri-color brittany, mostly liver and white with some orange markings around his face and the orange color eyes.
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