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Showing posts with label Copan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copan. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
One Sunday afternoon.
Went up to Copan with Remington On Sunday. It was the re-opening of duck season here in Oklahoma. In the distance we could hear plenty of shot gun shots. It was our first time out as a team since Remington got sick. It was more of a training session than a hunt getting Jez to fly over Remington and chase game. Building up confidence from both dog and bird. I also wanted to see how Remington was doing in terms of could he keep up with things. So we set off into a new area we hadn't been before to see what we could russel up. I don't normally like prospect hunting but i had 4hrs before sunset and just needed to get out.We saw plenty of small birds still but little else. Most of the Wetlands Development Unit was full of water but it was also covered in about 2 inches of ice. We did get to see a Bald Eagle sitting out on the ice and an immature Bald Eagle in a tree. I had heard of reports of some quail coveys but in the area we went to i didn't see any.
It's amazing how in 2 months copan has gone from being green to brown.
I'm interested in going out to Ellis County and Optima to try and hunt for quail and pheasant in the new year (falconry Regs here in Oklahoma give us until March 31st to hunt both species. If anyone is interested in coming with me you'd be welcome. I think it would be interesting to see how Jez does on them.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Summer Morning at the Lake
Remington and i enjoying Lake Copan in Oklahoma. I got him pointing on a couple of ducks by the lake shore really nice.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
First Quail Flush
Took him out to Copan again today. We have been working on field control, getting him to come back when he is told, walking to heal without a leash.
We got an excellent flush on a covey of quail just before we left. Once he got to 200 feet i called him back from the chase and he came right back. We need to work on our holding and pointing but so far i have be delighted with how he has been behaving
I was expecting more turkey hunters out there but the place was deserted but for safety sake i put a hunter orange life vest on him just in case.. We meet some old boys running Beagles and Remington was very well behaved the entire time. It was interesting comparing the two breeds and it was nice just enjoying the country side with a fellow outdoors-man.
We got an excellent flush on a covey of quail just before we left. Once he got to 200 feet i called him back from the chase and he came right back. We need to work on our holding and pointing but so far i have be delighted with how he has been behaving
I was expecting more turkey hunters out there but the place was deserted but for safety sake i put a hunter orange life vest on him just in case.. We meet some old boys running Beagles and Remington was very well behaved the entire time. It was interesting comparing the two breeds and it was nice just enjoying the country side with a fellow outdoors-man.
Thursday, April 4, 2013
My Big Baby
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Copan,
German ShortHaired Pointer,
Oklahoma
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Washington, OK, USA
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