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I have been running back various pedigrees, but have often hit rough going when it comes to FDSB unpublished registration numbers.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.

This month marks the one year anniversary of Gun Dog Chat! Where did that year go?? We launched this site on opening day last year to give you an alternate place to share your hunting stories, away from the distraction and censorship of big social media. To celebrate this milestone, we’re not giving away a book this month, instead we’re giving away a SportDOG training system. 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. You’ll even be able to select the SportDOG system that you want from the following list:

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/

Congratulations to last month’s winner of the Gun Dog Chat Gun Dog Book giveaway, Kate Hall @katehallart. Kate won a copy of Bird Dog Man - The Story of W. W. Titus, Father of the National Bird Dog Championship Field Trial.

This weeks featured article on Gundog Central is called "Building the Foundation at Any Age" and was written by Chris Yielding. You can read the article on Gundog Central using this link : https://gundogcentral.com/articles/5699/building-the-foundation-at-any-age

About Chris : Chris is a high school teacher in Arkansas, and trains retrievers on the side. He has been training as a side job for nearly a decade, training for clients all across the south. He also enjoys writing articles about training, as well as other outdoor activities. He has been published in many local and regional publications.

Looking for good source for quail for dog work in middle Tennessee.

Enjoying ND with the dogs🐾🐾💞

This framed Giclée print of my colored pencil art titled “Higher Calling” will be up for auction at the Music City Quail Forever banquet Thursday!

Check out this 14 week old pup!! I think she has it.

Only one week left for your chance to win one of my Gun Dog related books, you don't even have to pay for shipping, but what you do need to do is create a post on Gun Dog Chat ( https://gundogchat.com/ ) for a chance to win. The winner and book are selected randomly.

Books I still have available ... Fields of Glory by Everett M. Skehan, The Invitational Champions by John P. Russell, Bird Dog Man - The Story of W. W. Titus by William W. Titus, Gun Dog Book : A Treasury of Happy Tails by Bill Tarrant, The Pointer and His Predecessors by William Arkwright and Bird Dogs and Field Trials by Jack Harper.

This weeks featured short story is by Tom Word with artwork contributed by Leah Brigham. Tom's story is called A Dread Problem and a Solution, and you can read it on Gundog Central using this link : https://gundogcentral.com/articles/5685/a-dread-problem-and-a-solution

About Tom Word: Tom Word is a lawyer who represents individuals about managing their assets and for amusement writes fiction and non-fiction about bird dogs and humans obsessed with them.

About Leah Brigham : After graduating from Millersville University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelors of Science in Art Education, Leah began teaching Art to inner city Middle School students in Houston and later Dallas, TX. Leah has shared with her students her passion for art and nature. This passion has sustained her and continued throughout her life in the form of painting and drawing.

Leah was introduced to American Field Horseback Field Trails and has been able to experience the excitement of seeing her own dog, competing for the National Championship at Ames Plantation in Grand Junction, TN ...standing on point, head and tail held high. This has inspired her to create works of art depicting dogs and the wildlife associated with the sport and hunting.