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<blockquote data-quote="birddoginQ" data-source="post: 1729360" data-attributes="member: 4959"><p>Thanks grouser. I have had Belle since she was a pup. I got her 4.5 years ago. I did not hunt at the time nor did I have any idea how to work with a bird dog. I met a guy who offered to help me work with her and took him up on it when she was almost a year old. We have worked only on quail since then. Hunted a lot her first two years. But the opportunities have gotten few and far between. We have a small place to turn a few birds out on to work, but have lost all places to hunt wild birds other than WMA's. All are now subdivisions. We have turned out maybe 2 or 3 times for grouse while quail hunting in areas where there may have been a grouse or two. So Friday was a big surprise. She is a great companion dog, and makes me proud from time to time in the field.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="birddoginQ, post: 1729360, member: 4959"] Thanks grouser. I have had Belle since she was a pup. I got her 4.5 years ago. I did not hunt at the time nor did I have any idea how to work with a bird dog. I met a guy who offered to help me work with her and took him up on it when she was almost a year old. We have worked only on quail since then. Hunted a lot her first two years. But the opportunities have gotten few and far between. We have a small place to turn a few birds out on to work, but have lost all places to hunt wild birds other than WMA's. All are now subdivisions. We have turned out maybe 2 or 3 times for grouse while quail hunting in areas where there may have been a grouse or two. So Friday was a big surprise. She is a great companion dog, and makes me proud from time to time in the field. [/QUOTE]
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