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Forums >> Texas Hunting >> Bird Hunting Dogs >> Waco and fresh killed doves.

Waco and fresh killed doves.

 September 2, 2003 09:11 AM [#1]
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Well I killed some Dove this morn and went home and had a training session with my Lab, Waco.  I brought out a frozen dove and made him sit and stay then tossed it and he got it like always and brought it to me.  I did that about 8 times, all went well.  Then I sneaked in a freshly killed still warm dove.  I made him sit and stay again, tossed it and released him.  He smelled it, licked it then picked it up and came running to me.  I was sooooooooooooo happy he didnt eat it.  It was cool and made me feel good about training him, he is very smart and a quick learner, I am just scared I might teach him incorrectly.  Well later guys just wanted to spout off a bit.

Danny G

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RE: Waco and fresh killed doves.

 September 3, 2003 08:49 AM [#2]
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It all sounds like you've got a real 'birdy' dog there, Danny, and that you are doing all the right things to get him trained properly as well.

Ain't it fun???

RE: Waco and fresh killed doves.

 September 3, 2003 04:11 PM [#3]
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Yes it is and thanks for the reassurance G.  Later Bud,

Danny

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RE: Waco and fresh killed doves.

 September 3, 2003 06:07 PM [#4]
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Now that is too cool.  I bet your were a proud daddy.  Have you thought about taking him out to the field with you?  I can't remember if you've had him around guns at all yet.

Allen

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