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Posted on 12/9/10 at 11:17 am to
Posted by blueTunaTiger
Gulf of Mexico, USA
Member since Feb 2009
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Posted on 12/9/10 at 11:17 am to
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I have yet to see a lab, golden or chessie have the nose of any of the pointing breeds.


I describe it as this.... "When we drive by a Burger King, we smell the patties being flame broiled. If Zydeco and Bourre are in the truck with me, they smell the pickles and mustard!"

Neupert Farm is a beautiful place, and the members are top notch. Maria, Adele and Eddie are wonderful people. They're the ones that encouraged me to convert. Congrats.
Posted by KJS
Right here
Member since Oct 2010
253 posts
Posted on 12/9/10 at 11:42 am to
Nope. I agree I'm no Visla expert. Have experienced the same with 2 Weims also though. Seen 2 Vislas, a Weim, 2 Standard Poodles, GSP's and Boykins at our Hunt Tests. The GSP and Boykins were good little markers. The Vislas and Weims didn't trust their eyes and wanted to use that great nose to their detriment. I still don't know why the poodles were even there.
It all depends on what you want the animal for. I need a dog that has a good nose, and great eyes, who will dive off in subfreezing water and take a 45 deg hand signal and hold it crossing two levees and 3 rice fields untill it finds the cripple goose. Or handle off a dead duck in the decoys to chase down the cripple in the brush. Thats our game. The pointers/setters are good at what they do, find and flush. Just depends on what you do with them. I've seen good marking pointers, and I've seen good pointing/flushing labs. If I ever move to grouse/pheasant country, I'd like to have an Irish setter. I've always loved those dogs.
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