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English pointer litters
Last Post 30 Oct 2010 10:43 AM by Hillbilly. 6 Replies.
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coolcreekretrieversUser is Offline Pheasant Egg Pheasant Egg Send Private Message Posts:35 coolcreekretrievers
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14 Oct 2010 08:08 PM

    If anyone knows of a breeding that will take place soon or already has taken place pleas foreword the information to me coolcreekretrievers@yahoo.com  I am looking for a very strong FT line.  I am going to start to train and compete in the cover dog trials and am looking for a EP from  a sire and dam that are both FT Ch.

    Thank you   

    Brian
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    HillbillyUser is Offline Master Hunter Master Hunter Send Private Message Posts:706 Hillbilly
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    15 Oct 2010 04:26 PM
    Maple Mountain Kennel's in Utah. I got a pup from Craig and they are great dogs. He line breeds Honky Tonk Attitude dogs. At 5 months my little guy does it all and has a great personality. Tell him Ed Hall sent you. His number is 801-489-4666 and he has pups now.
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    coolcreekretrieversUser is Offline Pheasant Egg Pheasant Egg Send Private Message Posts:35 coolcreekretrievers
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    18 Oct 2010 04:47 PM

    Thanks Ed, Does he compete his dogs ?
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    HillbillyUser is Offline Master Hunter Master Hunter Send Private Message Posts:706 Hillbilly
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    19 Oct 2010 08:49 AM
    Ya NASTRA. The pup i got is 6 months old and does it all got 30 quail points Sunday.
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    HillbillyUser is Offline Master Hunter Master Hunter Send Private Message Posts:706 Hillbilly
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    29 Oct 2010 03:43 PM
    So did you talk to Craig? I just got pick of the litter female for my wife for Christmas these are some good dogs he's got.
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    MONTANA WILD WING ROGUE WIREHAIRSUser is Offline Pheasant Egg Pheasant Egg Send Private Message Posts:2 MONTANA WILD WING ROGUE WIREHAIRS
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    29 Oct 2010 08:49 PM

    I just got back from a great pheasant hunt in the middle of Montana. I live in Superior Mt. .  I used to hunt with English Pointers, but I have switched to German Wirehaired Pointers, and couldn't be happier.  They addapt to cold weather and water as well as a Lab,  only they point, and notice they find and retrieve dead birds better than the E.P's I have hunted with.  I have been hunting behind pointing dogs for 40 years and I am hooked for life on GWP's. 
    HillbillyUser is Offline Master Hunter Master Hunter Send Private Message Posts:706 Hillbilly
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    30 Oct 2010 10:43 AM
    I used to breed wirehairs and Griffons and your right on the tracking and retrieving. Sometimes there's a line of EP's that'll do it all and this is one of them. But like I said I wouldn't say they will track a running cripple like a wirehair will. And I think the wirehair breeds are calmer then a young lab too. But I like the style of a head cranked, poker tailed EP or GSP. And by the way welcome aboard. Show us some pics from your hunt.
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