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    Quote Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers View Post
    Awesome yet doesn't look like a setter to me . Maybe a setter would-like-to-be?

    Cant afford a purebread lol

    She s half English setter so I figured I'd post anyway.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigeoneater5000 View Post
    Cant afford a purebread lol

    She s half English setter so I figured I'd post anyway.
    Than you qualify with my apologies. Looked like a poodle pointer to me and a nice one to boot. Nothing wrong with a mutt my last dog was an english setter/english pointer cross that was a woodcock's worst nightmare. Used a .410 that day to give them a sporting chance.

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    You're a darn good shot if you're shooting woodcock with a .410
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharon View Post
    You're a darn good shot if you're shooting woodcock with a .410
    Actually would rate myself mediocre shot at best. Thing is dog was a machine on woodcock. She would find and point them even if they weren't there some days thought of using a fly swatter. Her only weakness mouth like a vise grip render anything meatballs. So deal was she finds, points, locates fallen bird and I'd pick it up.
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    My Britt picks up woodcock then usually spits them out. Only bird he does that with. Dumbazz but he's my little buddy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers View Post
    Nothing wrong with a mutt my last dog was an english setter/english pointer cross ...
    Nineteenth century dog writers called this cross a Dropper, and almost invariably panned its hunting abilities -- but they were all terrible breed snobs who thought the Clumber Spaniel was the best hunting breed going, so we can take them with a grain of salt. On the other hand, Droppers had enough fans that they actually had a name.
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    Now isn't that interesting.
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    My first bird dog was a setter, defintely a bird finding machine ... maybe my next dog!! And since we are talking woodcock, here is a pic from 2013 (one of the best years for woodcock in recent times) ... pretty much trained Tessa on them that year as she wasy a very young pup that Fall.

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    Here is my latest - a proven grouse dog out of exceptional grouse dog breeding.
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    Welsh you are a virtual encyclopedia....or should I say, Google source? Always enjoy your offerings.
    Zeus telling me, "That one's gone. Get over here...there's another one! Man....I can't believe I have to suffer this guy!?!?!"
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