This is the heart of the hunting seasons for most folks here. It was the start of Woody's. He had a good time on his first hunt and was a bit overwhelmed by the big birds at first. He is coming around now, and next hunt will be chuckar, a less intimidating bird.
By the third ring-neck Woody figured we were there to hunt and kill them. It started to be FUN! I had to take the photos and keep Woody from grabbing the birds, so excuse the poor quality photos. He is almost 9 months old and is still a puppy between the ears.
Omigosh, what a beautiful boy! Congratulations, and may you both have many, many memorable seasons together in the uplands. Feel free to post all the photos you want, luv2, as some of us can never get enough.
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author
Big Rocky died two weeks ago at 15. He was a tank of a dog, but he was loving to a fault. He was Ms Scarlet's son.That little odd-girl-out behind him is my sweet Rosie, a WPG.
Thought it looked like a Llewellin. That is my all time favorite breed for a bird dog too. Had to put mine down in August and I am bout ready for another.
Great pics and memories. God Bless, Louis
Posts: 1368 | Location: Mountains of North Carolina | Registered: 14 January 2008
I might have an accident litter. Old Jenny, Scarlet's granddaughter, and Woody got together 10 or so days ago...that horndog! I didn't know he had it in him.
There's one with your name on it, but it won't have papers. I have Woody's and Scarlet's is all and don't register them. It's never made their noses any better.
Jenny-Penny before she lost her right eye. I loved her "bedroom eyes".
Been giving thought to my next dog....GWP is 11 next month but hunts like she's half that age. I may give a Llewelyn some thought. Nice looking dogs man!
Posts: 2717 | Location: NH | Registered: 03 February 2009
The GWP is so much like them. 
