Reply With QuoteBear in mind, this is the same spaniel who once got real hot, finally dove into a weed clump & emerged with this. Part of an ice cream sandwich wrapper.
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What Did My Dog Smell???
Hunting along a fence next to a field of standing corn yesterday. There was a low area in the field w/ some water in it. About 60 yards straight upwind of us, about a half dozen mallards sprang from the puddle. Seconds later, Buzz went nuts briefly, but never figured out what he was smelling. I don't think he smelled a pheasant that had since run into the corn, as the big puddle came right up to the fence. I think he smelled those mallards. Anyone else experience this?
"Most pheasants in South Dakota don't react too well to #5s." -The Hunt for Red Rooster
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Bear in mind, this is the same spaniel who once got real hot, finally dove into a weed clump & emerged with this. Part of an ice cream sandwich wrapper.
icecreamwrapper.jpg
"Most pheasants in South Dakota don't react too well to #5s." -The Hunt for Red Rooster
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Was your dog down wind from you?
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Not this time. He HAS been downwind of me, though, in the past. And while my scent may be "foul", it hasn't seemed to excite him the same way as "fowl".Originally Posted by BritChaser
Was your dog down wind from you?
"Most pheasants in South Dakota don't react too well to #5s." -The Hunt for Red Rooster
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i'd say ducks for sure, now where exactly is this flooded corn field
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I know! About anywhere you look in South Dakota right now. Duck hunter's dream.i'd say ducks for sure, now where exactly is this flooded corn field
Last edited by A5 Sweet 16; 10-23-2018 at 01:08 PM.
"Most pheasants in South Dakota don't react too well to #5s." -The Hunt for Red Rooster
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Can't help you with your dog...but, I sure could use one of those ice cream sandwiches...
JMc
Fritch, TX
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