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Sharp Shooters
Sharp-tails typify upland hunting on our northern prairies. Large, loose flocks that can lift off with a voiced murmuring sound and fly miles from roosts to feeding grounds to loafing areas and then back to a roosting area again. Hunters and dogs alike better be prepared to cover vast areas while pursuing these subtly beautiful native American birds.
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Against the Wind
The day is winding down as a seasoned setter catches the scent of quail on the breeze. Frozen in a classic point, the birds are flushed and the setter watches as the quail rise against the wind. For an upland hunter this is the end of a perfect day.
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Hedgerow Point
An upland game hunter’s quarry is often found in or near the protection of a hedgerow. In Hedgerow Point this Setter has winded and staunchly points an unseen game bird. Is it a covey of quail, pheasant or maybe a grouse? Only the Setter knows for sure.
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Old Gate Ruffs
It takes steady Setters and quick shooting if you are going to have a chance of bagging an old gate ruff.
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