I'm new to this forum, and I'd like to see your bird dogs on point. Here are my three. Most of my pictures are too big, so I'll post thumbnails, and see how that goes. You click onto the thumbnails to make the picture big.

This Is Cookie. She's by Honky Tonk Attitude, out of Rick Meyer's Angel, the winningest female of any breed in NSTRA. She's 9 years old.



This is Cracker. Cookie is her aunt. She's two years old.




This is Rose, my 12 year old setter. She's a two time NSTRA champion.

One of my females, Teal



My male, Pivo



Another of my females, Covey



My female EP, Willi



My other female, Bonnie

Great looking dogs guys. Always so beautiful to watch a dog on point

I like to watch puppies point. This was Cracker at 5 months old.

Bill and Bobby, what are you 2 nuts doing on here? LOL.

Here are a couple of my dogs on point.


This is Mary on a covey of birds last year after a sleet storm.


This is Amber pointing a libby.

You'er calling us nuts? I looked at the name of this place again and It does not say North Carolina Hunting Forum

You coming to Texas again this year?

here's my 2 an half year old GSP
Abby pointing a covey of quail

My girl Blaze

Bree at 7 weeks old Aug. 2008

Lutz honoring Bree Dec 2008. 5 months old

Boone 2 yrs. old

Boone on the take season 2007

Boone season 2007

Boone season 2007

Cool pics fellers. I've got to get some of my mutts on here.

My have times changed. Pic is from 86 Ellis County Tx. All of these birds were shot 10 miles from where I lived.



That is 30 miles south of Dallas.

Now I'm part of the blame. I built a house in the country.

I've got a pic of the Grandfather of the man on the right who lived about 2 miles from where I built a house. The pic has him and a pointer next to an old ford truck, beautiful.

Fragmentation

I didn't know that you could train redbone coon hounds to point.

I'll make this one smaller if it's too big. I think I've learned to do that.

My shorthair Chance

How do you find the one on the left in broom weed?

tie beer cans to his tail.

We allready have a thread similar to this going in the gun dog section, but if ya'll are gonna do one here also, I cant help but adding mine!
This is Jake, my little wild man Tri color 1/2 American & 1/2 French Brittany on point.


This is Daisy (Crazy Bitch is what we call her) on point. She's also a tri color 1/2 American & 1/2 French Brittany. Different litter from Jake, we plan to breed the two in December.


This is Max, my buddy's dog, he is the oldest of our group, he is staying at my house right now so I can get him into shape for our Thankgiving hunt (I have alot of room for the dogs to run & excercise).

Here is one of Dixie, she's not pointing birds, I have been working her on her whoa command & she's got it down pretty good. This will be her first year really hunting.

This one is Drake, I got him last year from a guy here on the forum that wanted him to go to a hunting home, so I took him & he has turned out to be a pretty good hunting dog, this year I will get to hunt him alot more since we have a lease. I dont have a good one of him on point, sorry.


By the way, ya'll have some sharp looking dogs!

My dog Tex on a liberated bird during a training session.

Tacos, how's that dog bred?

I need to get some pics this season but here's the girls at home.....Ace, Belle, and Dixie


Here's year old Ace on a covey.....


Dixie backing Kate in Okla.

[quote=Armadillo Tacos]My dog Tex on a liberated bird during a training session.

Sire is Elhew FatBoy. Direct line from Elhew Damascus and Elhew Strike.

This is a picture of him when he was still a little bone butted pup.

Thanks, thought he was an Elhew dog. Nice looking pup. All my dogs are tight Elhew. Still think that is the best gundog line around.