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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Doc’s morning hunt
I think it’s good that I’m hunting the guys separately; Mia has been an excellent mentor in teaching Doc what hunting is about, but now it’s time that he gain confidence and experience on his own. In Saturday morning’s hunt, I … Continue reading
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Mia’s morning hunt
I left one very upset young man Friday morning when I took Mia hunting and left Doc at home. We combined Pheasant with duck hunting and had several opportunities for both. Apparently YouTube has an issue with viewing videos through … Continue reading
Opening day Pheasant hunt
Saturday was the opening of Pheasant season and this year I decided not to get a WMA (Wildlife Management Area) permit as I have in the past, so it’s a matter of learning how to hunt new areas. Doc and … Continue reading
Halloween therapy visits
To say that Sophie and Elvis were full of energy would be an understatement, but both did very well with their therapy visits today. There was a lot of activity going on at two of the facilities which is uncommon … Continue reading
The best laid plans
The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry, so goes the adaption of a line from “To a Mouse” by Robert Burns. And so it appears that our plans to take Disabled American Veterans (DAV) have gone … Continue reading
Afternoon hunt with Dakota
I really don’t remember the last time that I took Dakota hunting by herself, but Saturday afternoon was her turn to do some duck hunting. I was hoping that the wind would push the ducks off the river and into … Continue reading
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Sophie ushers in waterfowl season
Today was the opening of waterfowl season locally, and Sophie, just two months shy of her 12th birthday, got the honor of ushering in the season. Wade, a friend of mine, arrived before sunup and we hit the field about … Continue reading
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