All I know is that Setters are beautiful dogs. If my wife ever lets us become a two hunting dog family, ( as opposed to a hunting dog, and a couch potato)....then a Setter will be on my list, although not sure if it'd be English, Irish, or Gordon.
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All I know is that Setters are beautiful dogs. If my wife ever lets us become a two hunting dog family, ( as opposed to a hunting dog, and a couch potato)....then a Setter will be on my list, although not sure if it'd be English, Irish, or Gordon.
Not that bad of an idea. Should make a Setter appreciation day at Hullet. Preferred time for me would be the week before the first controlled deer hunt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Tufts
From Hunger's Prevention: or, The Whole Art of Fowling by Water and Land, by Gervase Markham, published 1655.
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The tail and ears look right but that's about all. Hopefully the dogs looked better than the picture. :)
I think it might prove setters evolved from sheep. :)
Baaaahd drawing. Ewe know what I mean? I wool try to find you a better picture.
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This was my favorite from the 2015 season. Damp, cool October morning. Dog worked like a champ. Birds were in. Shooting was on:)
Awesome yet doesn't look like a setter to me :confused: . Maybe a setter would-like-to-be?:silly:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigeoneater5000
Great picture! Could be a setter, but who cares with a fine companion like that. :)
As I said Awesome however Being a shout out to other setter owners.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
Could start a new thread "Shout out to other Woodcock hunters" though
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