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#673222 - 03/29/11 02:43 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: GreenRiver]
seastrike Hey Man....It's cool... Registered: 08/18/02 Posts: 4323 Loc: seattle	Closer is Cook Creek and Reeser Canyon in Eburg Dave. Easy day trip for training on pen raised birds.
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#673238 - 03/29/11 03:33 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: Achewter]
NOFISH River Nutrients Registered: 03/15/00 Posts: 2994 Loc: Olalla, WA	Originally Posted By: Achewter Lets do this rite. SOUTH DAKOTA Damn ya got me giddy just thinking about it. Bucket, No Fish...maybe a little help here Spot on Achewter.........nothing better for a pup than hands-on training with LOTS of birds. Just a dang bit far to get to with a rig, kinda like that other late October bucket list destination up North. _________________________ Does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours......Gordon Lightfoot Damn Stam! Remember, Ask yourself "What would Stam do?"
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#673240 - 03/29/11 03:43 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: seastrike]
Dave Vedder Reverend Tarpones Registered: 10/09/02 Posts: 8587 Loc: West Duvall	Originally Posted By: seastrike Closer is Cook Creek and Reeser Canyon in Eburg Dave. Easy day trip for training on pen raised birds. When we going? _________________________ No huevos no pollo.
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#673249 - 03/29/11 04:29 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: Dave Vedder]
Bucket/Good Sport Kitsap's Crankiest Contractor Registered: 11/24/03 Posts: 2318 Loc: Poulsbo	I would recommend a few trips to Eberg, buy a few birds for YOU and the doggie. Then head east old man and don't stop till you get to ND or SD, this is when the little light bulb in Tye's brain will get really really bright. Oh, what a difference the Dakota's can make in a dog. First day back east that dog will figure out the difference between fresh and old scent and after three hours of runnin he'll pass out, then you'll be so proud of him that that bottle of what ever will taste darn good. _________________________ Have you ever listened to someone for a while and wondered..."who ties your shoelaces for you?"
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#673270 - 03/29/11 05:47 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: Bucket/Good Sport]
stlhdr1 BUCK NASTY!! Registered: 01/26/00 Posts: 6424 Loc: Vancouver, WA	Originally Posted By: Bucket/Good Sport I would recommend a few trips to Eberg, buy a few birds for YOU and the doggie. Then head east old man and don't stop till you get to ND or SD, this is when the little light bulb in Tye's brain will get really really bright. Oh, what a difference the Dakota's can make in a dog. First day back east that dog will figure out the difference between fresh and old scent and after three hours of runnin he'll pass out, then you'll be so proud of him that that bottle of what ever will taste darn good. Well said.... And don't forget, them older shells can be collectors items... Keith _________________________ It's time to put the red rubber nose away, clown seasons over.
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#673279 - 03/29/11 06:48 PM Re: What do I need to know? [Re: Dave Vedder]
landcruiserwilly Spawner Registered: 10/20/04 Posts: 934 Loc: Bothell	Originally Posted By: Dave Vedder Originally Posted By: seastrike Closer is Cook Creek and Reeser Canyon in Eburg Dave. Easy day trip for training on pen raised birds. When we going? i'd love to, but cooke canyon closes on thursday until august. there's another place out near grand coulee, but i hear it's gone down hill and it's 5 hours away. i called a guy up in deming a couple of months ago about heading up there, but i haven't talked to him in a while and i'm not sure if he's a year-round guy. willy _________________________ "I know a taxidermy man back home. He gonna have a heart attack when he see what I brung him." -Quint
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