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What dog should I get?
We are looking for an upland game bird dog (for hunting pheasants and such). My dad like hunting and he wants a brittany spaniel but my mom wants a pet and thinks that those dogs are ugly. My dad also doesn't like german shorthair dogs. Can anyone give me a good list of pretty,people-friendly upland game bird dogs?
turns out we r not really that into labs. and please hunting dogs only my dad is very stubborn and wont budge on the hunting thing.
my dad used to breed and he has a pet sitting business and i have seen a lot of breeds but the best for hunting where spaniels, weimaraners, and visla's.WEimaraners are adorable as puppies and beautiful grownup dogs. some are meant for hunting and some for show but i have seen a lot of hunting one's and they are amazing. i would definitely look into those breeds. good luck!!Also maybe a lab if not those other three.
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Upland Game Birds by Edwyn, Sandys [Paperback] $39.85 This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. Author: Edwyn, Sandys Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 470 Publication Date: 2010/10/05 Language: English Dimensions: 7.44 x 9.69 x 0.95 inches |
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Upland Hunting By Macrae, Sloan $36.87 Author: MacRae, Sloan Series Title: Open Season Subtitle: Pheasant, Quail, and Other Game Birds Publication Date: 2010/08/15 Number of Pages: 32 Binding Type: Library Grade Level: 46 Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 7.25 Height: 8.75 |
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Lucky Bums Kid's Upland Game Vest $43.95 The Kid's Upland Game Vest from Lucky Bums is a classic and fully functional youth upland game vest in camo for early season and warm weather pheasant, quail and grouse excursions. |
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Canada for Game Birds $47.99 Canada for Game Birds - Art Print |
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Fiocchi Upland Game Ammunition Fiocchi 12s1oz Upland 12ga 2 3/4 1 Ounce Shot - 6 25/Bx $10.19 12-gauge upland game shot 25 shells per box 2 3/4 inch shell 1 ounce of number 4 number 6 or number 7 shot Fiocchi Upland Game shotgun shells are easy to shoot yet tough on upland game. Try Fiocchi Upland Game loads yourself and see the difference. Other shot sizes are available. Mfg: Fiocchi Ammunition See Item Details Below |
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Fiocchi Upland Game Ammunition Fiocchi 12s1oz Upland 12ga 2 3/4 1 Ounce Shot - 4 25/Bx $9.39 12-gauge upland game shot 25 shells per box 2 3/4 inch shell 1 ounce of number 4 number 6 or number 7 shot Fiocchi Upland Game shotgun shells are easy to shoot yet tough on upland game. Try Fiocchi Upland Game loads yourself and see the difference. Other shot sizes are available. Mfg: Fiocchi Ammunition See Item Details Below |
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Fiocchi Upland Game Ammunition Fiocchi 12s1oz Upland 12 Ga 2 3/4 1 Ounce Shot - 7 25/B $10.19 12-gauge upland game shot 25 shells per box 2 3/4 inch shell 1 ounce of number 4 number 6 or number 7 shot Fiocchi Upland Game shotgun shells are easy to shoot yet tough on upland game. Try Fiocchi Upland Game loads yourself and see the difference. Other shot sizes are available. Mfg: Fiocchi Ammunition See Item Details Below |
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The Right Stuff For Your Bird Feeder: Making Sure Birds Love What You Bring to Dinner
It is settled, done, and you're ready - you have decided to make the ultimate jump into supporting avian wildlife in your community, and have purchased a bird feeder. This is a great addition to your outdoor paradise, as it encourages feathered friends to come down and frequent your deck, patio, or wherever you put it. Plus, it adds an exotic flavor to your patio, as you now have wildlife circling your patio as if it were their property.
So you get home, put the bird feeder up near your deck, and are ready for avian wildlife of all kinds to show up and start enjoying the benefits of your deck. There's a major problem, however: the birds are not showing up at all. You've put in different kinds of seed, tried moving the feeder to different parts of your deck, even tried putting on a three ring circus for the birds - but nothing seems to attract them. Believe it or not, this is a common problem for the bird feeder owner. Not knowing what kind of birds they are catering to, many people get the value bird seed. The result is inferior bird seed that nobody - not even the rodents - wants to eat.
The good news is that it is not your fault - being a misinformed consumer is something that affects us all time and time again. Furthermore, wanting to help the ecosystem by putting up a bird feeder isn't a bad thing either. And both are easily corrected with a little research, and knowing what type of seed will benefit you the most.
First off, consider the type of bird feeder you have before you consider what kind of seed you want. If you are using a tube feeder, bigger grain and coarser seed will not be of any benefit to you whatsoever - it will get stuck in the tube easier, and won't be appealing to smaller birds. Conversely, you don't necessarily want a finer grain seed in a hopper-style feeder, as the feeder won't be able to hold back the small grains as well. By considering the birds you want to attract with the feeder you have, you are on the right track to marrying the two and bringing birds back to your deck.
After considering the type of bird feeder you have, its now time to put some deeper thought in the seed you are putting in for your wildlife to enjoy. Different kinds of birdseed will attract different kinds of birds to your patio, depending on what is indigenous to your community. Sunflower seeds are some of the more common bird feed out there, because of their high fat and oil content that birds need in their diet. However, not all sunflower seeds are equal: stripped sunflower seeds come in shell, and are harder for birds to open on their own, where as black oil sunflower seeds are easy to eat and high in nutrition for birds. Hulled sunflower seeds are the happy medium between the two, attracting a wide variety of birds without the mess that comes with. If you live where upland birds are plenty, consider adding millet seed to your bird feeder. Also high in nutrition and small, this seed attracts upland birds because of their dietary needs. Cracked corn is also an excellent choice for upland game, as it is a natural part of their diet.
Buying a bird feeder is only the first step to getting birds attracted to your homestead. By knowing the correct seed to apply, you are ensuring that birds will be attracted to your feeder, giving you enjoyment out of your feeder for years to com
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