This blog is not intended to be about me, but more about my dogs and chukar hunting. This has been my passion for the last 15 years. Family and friends are #1 to me, but my dogs come in a close second. I will post pictures of the past so maybe everyone can better understand why I have become a passionate chukar hunter. I hope you enjoy them half as much as I did experiencing them. Comments are always appreciated. We all need help in becoming better dog people, hunters and trainers.
Some of the birds left for next year. Nothing exciting, just hoping to expand some and keep chukar hunting exciting for new comers. I'll practice on holding the camera a little steadier in the future. The music works well so you can't hear my huffing and puffing.
Most of the huns were on flat ground. It's over in that area behind Emmett. Almost all of the huns were paired but the chukars up high were still coveied up.Today we went high again and most of the chukars are starting to pair. No snakes yet but Grady had another encounter with a skunk.
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Some of those birds seem to be on pretty flat ground.....why in March but not November?...no fair!
Most of the huns were on flat ground. It's over in that area behind Emmett. Almost all of the huns were paired but the chukars up high were still coveied up.Today we went high again and most of the chukars are starting to pair. No snakes yet but Grady had another encounter with a skunk.
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