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Training with Wings
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02/08/15 07:00 PM
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BULSPRG
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Bird Dog
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I have a question about training a new pup with wings. Does it matter the type of wing used, duck, goose, pheasant etc? Or are they meant to be used as an introduction to feathers? I didn't keep any duck wings this year as I had no plans of getting a dog until my wife changed her mind last week. I see I can get pheasant wings from cabelas. Does it make a difference?
Thanks Evan
Let em Work
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Re: Training with Wings
[Re: BULSPRG]
#5589283
02/08/15 09:30 PM
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bill oxner
THF Celebrity
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I use frozen birds.
Quail hunting is like walking into, and out of a beautiful painting all day long. Gene Hill
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Re: Training with Wings
[Re: BULSPRG]
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02/09/15 03:34 AM
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Angie B
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I have a question about training a new pup with wings. Does it matter the type of wing used, duck, goose, pheasant etc? Or are they meant to be used as an introduction to feathers? I didn't keep any duck wings this year as I had no plans of getting a dog until my wife changed her mind last week. I see I can get pheasant wings from cabelas. Does it make a difference?
Thanks Evan We use paint rollers on our puppies. Once they are good at retrieving plain ole paint rollers, we then duct tape wings on them. Best way to introduce feathers IMHO. Angie
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Re: Training with Wings
[Re: BULSPRG]
#5590563
02/09/15 04:53 PM
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BULSPRG
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Bird Dog
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Thanks for the input. Some good ideas here.
Let em Work
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Re: Training with Wings
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#5591323
02/09/15 11:59 PM
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bobcat1
THF Trophy Hunter
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THF Trophy Hunter
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IMO wings help sell puppies and make owners feel good. If used too much you will develop a great sight pointing dog instead of a scent pointing dog.
Bobby Barnett
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