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Bump for a nice shotgun.

Here is some reading material in regards to the original topic https://www.pheasantsforever.org/BlogLanding/Blogs/Pheasants-Forever/Help-Keep-Bird-Dog-Pressure-Away-from-Spring-Nesting-Season.aspx?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0BMQABpvihvPEouRD0TCNtvshF6UBoW_MhzajlJRrkat03MQEVRHy2r4UazhZMug_aem_AVU74YH0Q7BzaO7GmW-4MmOWDANOc2a0xxVKebBR9u3MC7uzX6XLyyG1fpEvssBnujA

For you guys with bird dogs. what distance do you prefer your dogs to hunt at while in open country? Do you like your dogs to stay in close like under 100 yards? 100-300 yards? You ok with them ranging as further? I have dogs that stay in the 100-300 range but also dogs that can get 700 yards out and hold birds till I get there. just wondering what your preference is.

I think it’s more like an unwritten rule. -Karen

Topper will be too small for your truck

Sorry yes, I got a tiny one: The cargo box floor length of the Silverado WT Crew Cab/Short Box is 69.3 inches.

I’ve been thinking about selling my topper. It is on my 2018 Silverado. It has some AZ pinstripes on it but that’s par for the course on a hunting vehicle. Willing to let it go for $500. Located in Gilbert Big door has brand new gas struts and the site doors have new T handle locks

Nice box

I’m looking for an inexpensive 22 revolver. It’s gonna be mostly used for shooting blanks for dog training but will shoot live rounds from time to time.

That may be the liver one I liked in the litter. Good choice

I need to know who to contact. Have someone interested

Yes

I am asking a buddy who was looking for a lab. He is looking for a hunting dog

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