Howdy Everyone;
Well, we are back in Texas now. I am sure you are all as anxious to have your pets home as they are to go home. You may come up and pick them up anytime - I am gonna be trialing this weekend coming up but I believe I will be home all next week.
If you live in DFW area - I can transport some up that way this week on either Tues or Weds as I have to go up that way to get some stuff anyway - just let me know if you would like that.
Keith
Monday, October 1, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
Update - Breaking Camp
Well, some repairs to the vehicles may take a little longer than anticipated so we are gonna play our departure date by ear - we may leave as late as 1st of October depending on how things work out .
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Breaking camp next week
Well, with the field trial season starting in TX, and the crops being harvested and having few places to work - we are gonna break camp a week early.
Planning on leaving 24th or 25th of Sept this year.
Keith - Posting from Under the Rusty Windmill
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Good day working
Well, we are getting more bird work done - which is making a huge difference
Eleanor - 4 or 5 stop to flush (some corrections) and a broke find, working in comfortable foot handling range
Kona - Multiple stop to flush, (some correction) and a broke find, working in nice range, busy dog
Pete - Great run, one broke find - doing well
Deuce - A great find - stood broke while upwards to 20 birds flushed all around him
Diamond - 6 stop to flush (corrections made) and one broke find - working in nice range
Cooper - Not much has changed - working close and has multiple opportunities for bird work
Keith - Posting from Under the Rusty Windmill
Camp is winding down a bit
Well, camp is starting to wind down - planning on leaving a few days earlier than usual, to run in some trials in TX prior to going to the english setter national in Nebraska.
We have been getting lots more work on birds now that some of the crops are being harvested so that is making it better up here - weather is very cool too.
We will leave camp on or about the 24th of Sept - so we have just under two weeks left to work.
Keith - Posting from Under the Rusty Windmill
Monday, September 10, 2012
Crops coming down - bird contacts up
Well, some corn is getting chopped an as a result we are getting more bird contacts.
Cooper - Still working at foot hunting range - opportunities for bird work are abundant.
Eleanor - Had a nice stop to flush, working at foot hunting range.
Ellie, Speedi, Gus, - have pointed and knocked or chased 100s of birds in the last couple days - really exciting to see finally
Dosa - 3 pieces of broke bird work - nice range and working well
Deuce - 2 pieces of broke bird work - very nice dog enjoying the bird work
Pete - One piece of broke bird work - nice find and running well
Diamond - Running well, and unfortunately not her day today
Hobo and Preston - need more bird work but did have some work today
Ellie - Had some flash points but knocked a few too - doing better though.
Primo - Still doing excellent work and excellent range
Jessie - Working well and bird work is excellent
Penny - Pretty nice young dog - bird work is getting very good
Jack - Doing much better - bird contacts are helping alot
Keith - Posting from Under the Rusty Windmill
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Well good work today
We are starting to drive the roads and hitting the small cover - foregoing horseback work mostly.
Deuce - Two broke finds on pheasant - really made me happy
Cooper - Still working in comfortable foot handling range - no finds - had opportunities however
Eleanor - Nice piece of broke bird work - very nice.
Gunner - Chased and knocked as well as flash pointed some birds - progress.
Penny - Two broke pieces of bird work
Unna - Several broke pieces of bird work
Fuzzy - Really struggling still - no finds
Brunie and Ellie - multiple points and knocks on multiple contacts
Jack - Nice piece of broke bird work
It was a pretty productive day for bird work - impossible to judge run but I was happy today.
Keith - Posting from Under the Rusty Windmill
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