Face of a Hunter

[Stinky_Hooker]

Yeah that sucks. It bites when you look at the lifespan of dogs....hard to think when my girls are in highschool or college Sadie might not be around.

[willy]

thats why I have always bought my pups about three or four years apart. Each one has trained their successor along with me. Does not make it easier to lose them but makes it easier to carry on.

[Pipe_Dream]

Great pics, Willy! Well done.

[chumbucket]

Originally Posted by Pipe_Dream

Great pics, Willy! Well done.

Very cool willy.

[nipper]

Nice pix Willy. Stinky, I have had 2 brits now (1 female and 1 male) that came from hunting stock (descendants of Bandee who Willy may have heard of--very famous brittany who I was told was one of the top competitors in bird hunting ever). I have not hunted my brittanies, however. They are very smart, loving and loyal. They have been tremendous around kids and other dogs. There is something about their eyes that just oozes intelligence. My current brittany, Henry, is tri-color; liver, white and a bit of orange like Willy's Sir Duke with orange eyes. Brits do not need much in the way of grooming. They do like to run in the fields, and it is just a blast watching them bounding around.

[willy]

I do know the line, Ban-dee was a two time national field champion, but mostly known for the pups thrown from his line. Usually Field Trial dogs can be a little too big in range for the pure hunter but again each dog is different and the training makes the biggest difference. You should hunt those pups.
Just curious, you ever see them lock up on point when they find something in the woods or fields.
One of the most beautiful scenes in the outdoors is two beautiful pups locked up intense on a bird. Frozen like a statue. Gorgeous

[Mac_Attack]

Nice Dog Nice Bird Billy Mac

[lumberslinger178]

My older brother has a britt named mindy shes very hyper and is always chaseing seagulls and jumping in the lagoon after the ducks