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Where to take the pup, first dove season #5830132 07/13/15 05:54 PM
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It's my first dove season, and it's also my pups. Anyone have a suggestion for a place to go on opening weekend? I life in DFW but do not mind driving almost anywhere for a daily lease, etc. I'd like to make sure he actually gets work in on birds instead of aimlessly wandering.

Re: Where to take the pup, first dove season [Re: ElMatadorBorracho] #5830144 07/13/15 06:02 PM
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Somewhere you can get off by yourself and not have it sound like WW3 around him.


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Originally Posted By: passthru
Somewhere you can get off by yourself and not have it sound like WW3 around him.

Re: Where to take the pup, first dove season [Re: scalebuster] #5831267 07/14/15 01:24 PM
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Somewhere you can get off by yourself and not have it sound like WW3 around him.

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I've found its easier not to take them on opening day. Wait for a day during the week when its just you and the pup in the field, or at least you don't have any other hunters close to you.



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Re: Where to take the pup, first dove season [Re: ElMatadorBorracho] #5832087 07/14/15 10:21 PM
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Go someplace where you can let someone else do the shooting who doesn't mind a not-so-perfect young dog hunting with them, and like the others said maybe get away from all the gunfire. Last year I took my pup on his first hunt when he was around 10 months old. For the morning hunting my dad and I split off from the main group we were hunting with so I could focus on the dog. He did great and was ready to hunt with the rest of the group in the afternoon.

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Re: Where to take the pup, first dove season [Re: ElMatadorBorracho] #5837194 07/18/15 03:25 PM
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We will offer dove hunting on a half day basis and we will have some doves. You will be the only hunter in the field and we have ponds. I also have pigeons for training.


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