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This week's featured article on Gundog Central is all about "The Basics of Clicker Training for Puppies" written by the Eukanuba Pro Staff. You can read this informative article on Gundog Central using this link https://gundogcentral.com/articles/5398/the-basics-of-clicker-training-for-puppies

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This Pheasant Tortilla Soup created by Jenny and Rick Wheatley of Food for Hunters is the featured recipe of the month on Gundog Central. You can see the recipe here : https://gundogcentral.com/recipes/5392/Pheasant-Tortilla-Soup

About Food for Hunters : Jenny and Rick Wheatley both grew up in Southern California and connected over a shared love of the outdoors. They started their wild game cooking blog Food for Hunters in 2011, where they share recipes, photos and thoughts on wild food. Today, Jenny and Rick continue to hunt, fish, forage and cook in the Cornhusker State of Nebraska. Their recipes have appeared in numerous publications, including Petersens Hunting, Game and Fish, Nebraskaland and North American Whitetail magazines.

The Nebraska Center for the Book awarded their book Hunting for Food: Guide to Harvesting, Field Dressing and Cooking Wild Game the Wildlife Honor Award in 2016.

New reading on a cold day. Thank you Jeff & Gun Dog Chat.

After a romp in the 16-degree day, which 9 yr old Jaz loved, it's time to sit down with a new book. Thank you Jeff & Gun Dog Chat.

This week's featured article on Gundog Central is from Edgar Castillo, aka Hunt Birdz, on hunting ringneck in the snow ... a fitting article considering the current weather. You can read Edgar's article here : https://gundogcentral.com/articles/5385/ringnecks-in-the-snow

About Edgar. Edgar Castillo is a recently retired law enforcement officer for a large Kansas City metropolitan agency. He also served in the United States Marine Corps.

Born in Guatemala, hunting was a new concept when Edgar came to the U.S. His passion lies in the uplands as he travels across public lands throughout Kansas or wherever the dirt road takes him…to hunt open fields, walk treelines, & bust through plum thickets in search of wild birds in wild places.

This fervid emotion for the uplands has since blossomed into a SIGNIFICANT social media presence. It has allowed Edgar to share his experiences and connect with other bird hunters through writing.

Follow Edgar’s upland escapades on Instagram at @hunt_birdz

Thank you Jeff and Gun Dog Chat♥️

Someone asked me this weekend "what got you started in field trialing"? Well, I got this puppy as a hunting dog and started doing a few hunt tests at 6 months old. Hunt tests went well, and we hunted in the fall. The following March the VCA NGDC was being held in N. CA. A buddy of mine asked if I wanted to go, YES. I entered Jaz in the puppy stake and to my surprise she took second place, we even took home a good bunch of cash from the puppy calcutta, (don't ever let somebody else win your dog in a calcutta). It was all craziness from there for the next 6 yrs. FC CK Bull's Little Jazmin Rose.

The first bird of the 2023 season came from the MT prairies. I thought there was no way a sharptail would be sitting in the middle of this field when the dog hit point and there wasn't a prayer that a covey of huns would sit that long. Sure glad I made the walk out to her, been wrong too many times when I don't trust the dog.

The 2023 MN season came to an end yesterday but could not have asked for a better ending. Put a limit in the game bag one final time over a couple hardworking ladies. Will be back out in a couple months getting ready for the cover dog trials.

From the last day of season in Wisconsin. First season with the first dog I’ve trained. Definitely a work in progress, but overall doing pretty good. What’s everyone’s opinions on their pups whining? Should measures be taken to try to stray away from it? Will it go away or lessen as they get older?