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that's awesome hopefully within a year ill have one I want a chocolate lab. but I cant decide rather to train her myself or to send her off. was it difficult to do? ive seen some different things to help train them. how did you do it?
 
Now you have a good source to find antlers so you can begin making deer antler spray. You will be rich before you know it.
 
deerhunter10 said:
that's awesome hopefully within a year ill have one I want a chocolate lab. but I cant decide rather to train her myself or to send her off. was it difficult to do? ive seen some different things to help train them. how did you do it?
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It honestly has more to do with getting the right dog than anything and after that its just a whole lot of repetition.I would only recommend doing it yourself if you are willing to put time into her every day. Shoot me a pm and ill chat with you about what the big picture looks like if your interested.
 
nate17 said:
deerhunter10 said:
that's awesome hopefully within a year ill have one I want a chocolate lab. but I cant decide rather to train her myself or to send her off. was it difficult to do? ive seen some different things to help train them. how did you do it?
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It honestly has more to do with getting the right dog than anything and after that its just a whole lot of repetition.I would only recommend doing it yourself if you are willing to put time into her every day. Shoot me a pm and ill chat with you about what the big picture looks like if your interested.
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Wish I could get my images posted, have read one post on how to. Must be missing something. Most any good retriever will get the job done nicely for the most part rather easy to train yourself. English Springer�s are my favorite, have two, Camo and Ziva. Started Camo off with one small antler using it as his �play ball� typical toss and fetch. Hide them in different locations, amazing how proud they are finding one and bringing it back. Camo actually taught Ziva. If someone can walk me through the up load image process I�ll post.
 
Holy crap that dog has big ears :D

My black lab found a little 8 point skull but he gets so excited about all the rabbits and squirrels that keeping up with him becomes a hindrance.
 
Master Chief said:
Holy crap that dog has big ears :D

My black lab found a little 8 point skull but he gets so excited about all the rabbits and squirrels that keeping up with him becomes a hindrance.
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Springer's (bench not field)have big ears, they are true water dogs. Still new to adding images will work on posting a few more with his sister Ziva. He can also track a deer blood trail. Ziva is just learning to find sheds, she is a lot brighter than Camo (ha)........ She drags one around the house all the time if I let her. Springers are funny about hanging close, about the most they will go would be about 30 yards and stop to see if your close. Took him last year for turkey just for kicks, he just laied down next to me. I watch his eyes, he saw the bird way before I did, it was a hen so passed. I wouldn't want to see him tangle with a 20# bird flopping around. Little yugo found a 2 point shed on the way out.
 

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