by Andrew Reisbeck
April 5, 2016
There is no relationship more important to the upland sportsman (well, almost) than that between the hunter and their dog. A high-quality, well-trained gun dog will not only contribute to better, more productive hunts, but the care and training of that dog brings rewards as well, extending the upland experience well beyond the field as the dog becomes a part of your daily life.
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by Andrew Reisbeck
September 30, 2013
In Texas, bird hunting aficionados eagerly anticipate the months of September and December when Texas dove hunting season begins. Although this par...
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 26, 2013
For years now, Sportsmen from around the world have quietly converged on Uruguay to take advantage of excellent, but little known hunting opportuni...
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 26, 2013
By Jake Theron
There's a majestic emotion that comes from seeing a classic work of art showing a dog on point.
It goes back to almost 400-years b...
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by Andrew Reisbeck
September 17, 2013
By Adrian Padeanu
If you are one of those hunters that enjoy upland game, you certainly love pheasant hunting. You probably know that this gaudy c...
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upland shotgun sling ,
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by Andrew Reisbeck
September 15, 2013
By Adrian Padeanu
If you are one of those hunters that enjoy upland game, you certainly love pheasant hunting. You probably know that this gaudy c...
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Pheasant ,
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upland shotgun sling ,
upland sling ,
uplandsling
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 15, 2013
By S P Griffin
Starting a youngster out with a shotgun can be a great experience for both of you. If you follow a few guidelines, you can help ens...
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by Andrew Reisbeck
September 11, 2013
By S P Griffin
Shooting a shotgun is as much mental warfare as it is fundamentals.
This past Saturday my brother, my dad, my two oldest sons, and...
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trap ,
uplandsling
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 9, 2013
By Adrian Padeanu
For start, you should know that a good upland gun mustn't be heavy as you will need one that you can carry around for miles and ...
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 9, 2013
By Jake Theron
Don't mean to make fun of a long-gone relative, but she came over on the boat, landing at Ellis Island. Never met her, but older ge...
by Andrew Reisbeck
September 6, 2013
By S P Griffin
Who hasn't done it, shown up for a big dove hunt and put yourself in a bad spot. It is simply miserable to listen to all the blasti...
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There is no relationship more important to the upland sportsman (well, almost) than that between the hunter and their dog. A high-quality, well-trained gun dog will not only contribute to better, more productive hunts, but the care and training of that dog brings rewards as well, extending the upland experience well beyond the field as the dog becomes a part of your daily life.
There is no relationship more important to the upland sportsman (well, almost) than that between the hunter and their dog. A high-quality, well-trained gun dog will not only contribute to better, more productive hunts, but the care and training of that dog brings rewards as well, extending the upland experience well beyond the field as the dog becomes a part of your daily life.