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New featured article on Gundog Central this week by Edgar Castillo ( aka Hunt_Birdz ). Edgar walks us through Dove prep in the field with his article DOVES: From the Field, to Cleaning, to Eating. You can read Edgar article on Gundog Central using this link : https://gundogcentral.com/articles/5732/doves-from-the-field-to-cleaning-to-eating

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

Dont miss your chance to win one of these great SportDOG training systems. If you're selected as the winner, you'll get to pick which one of these fine system you receive. You can pick from The New Field Sentential 1825 with health monitoring, The Wetlandhunter Camo 1825, The HoundHunter 3225 with reflective collars or The UplandHunter 1875 with Beeper Collar. To be eligible for this contest, you only need to create at least one post, on Gun Dog Chat ( https://gundogchat.com ) during the month of September. The more you post, the better your chances of winning. I’ll compile a list of all post made during the month of September and the winner will be randomly selected from the list. One post equals one entry, ten post equals ten entries. I've even added a new poll question, What's your favorite brand hunting vest?

The Field Sentential 1825 - https://www.sportdog.com/e-collars/fieldsentinel-1825/ ,
The Wetlandhunter Camo 1825 - https://www.sportdog.com/e-collars/wetlandhunter-1825x/,
The HoundHunter 3225 -https://www.sportdog.com/e-collars/houndhunter-3225/
The UplandHunter 1875 - https://www.sportdog.com/e-collars/uplandhunter-1875/

I had this girl pointing birds her 1st year. Then I had heart surgery. When I recovered, I assumed that I could just pick up where I left off. BIG MISTAKE! I started blasting birds over her and I had a gun shy-bird-shy dog. Don't do what I did! I almost gave up on her. Then I ordered The Perfect GunShy Fix video. Now I don't work for them or receive anything for this. But it worked! I have been working birddogs most of my 67 years. I have had very little success curing gun shyness. But it worked and I have started shooting birds over her again this season. She is again a happy hunter.

New Browning Citori 20ga feather lightning, Montana Sharpie 2024

Locked on.

Early morning walk out, Montana 2024

She might be getting a bit older but she sure can hunt.
FC CK Bull's Little Jazmin Rose
Montana 2024

Montana Sharptail opener was good to this 9+ yr old girl, we sure had fun.

Check out this weeks featured recipe on Gundog Central!! Dove and Sunflower Seed Hummus on Toast create by Jenny Nguyen-Wheatley of Food for Hunters. You can find this recipe on Gundog Central using this link : https://gundogcentral.com/recipes/5719/dove-and-sunflower-seed-hummus-on-toast

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.

I have been running back various pedigrees, but have often hit rough going when it comes to FDSB unpublished registration numbers. A male named Tanna Rex Ranger  #158247  whelped 3/6/1981 owned by Kenneth Adams of Amory Mississippi is the latest. The dog's sire was Cajun Country Victory and the breeder was G.V. Sample of Verona, Miss. I believe Rev. Adams participated in field trials, but he passed away a few years back. Any help with this search would be appreciated. I need the name &number of the dam.