jayDT10
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one things for sure, if everyone thought like our friend here the world would be a lot worse off. Gladly there are and have been people who will think past their lifetime to preserve the planet for our future generations.
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Stop taking it on shoot days and train it. you must get the basics into any dog before it goes anywhere near a shoot.
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surely that's goes for every shot no matter where or what your shooting .
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The only trouble with buying part or fully trained dogs is peoples interpretation of "trained" one mans fully trained is another mans part trained . A lot of part trained dogs are dogs that are lacking in something for the field trials and are sold on to make room for the next potential , saying that this doesn't mean they won't make a good gun dog for somone who's prepared to carry on the training . As for a fully trained dog that goes back a good distance , stops on the whistle, goes left and right , hunts on commands , doesn't run it or squeak . Jumps fences , delivers to hand with a soft mouth ,and doesn't shake out of water before delivering is a bargain at 2.5 k and should be worth more like 5k .
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I know a few people who will leave rabbits where they've been shot ( including farmers) I've even done it myself shot gunning them off the back of the truck . Sometimes it's purely pest control and their ain't time for picking up .
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its a bit harsh to assume that you have a certainty that some of "us " will use dogs as a tool then kill them when they are of no use. I have never got that impression of anyone on this forum .
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Rachael Carrie is the daughter of Dave Carrie . She's a great ambassador for our sport and will only represent shooting/hunting well as does her father Dave Carrie .
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They pay to shoot a certain animal that's been picked for them to shoot , Well let's just say that the unsporting game shot is the canned game hunter. They can't be bothered to perfect their ability to shoot sportingly or hunt/stalk well enough so they shoot at easy targets.
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I've never heard of pheasant shooting being referred to as canned shooting , but I do see your point. Thing is with pheasant shooting you can pick your shots and try to be as sporting as possible even though they are there to be killed . With big game this is not the case .