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woodcock

  • 25-01-2012 9:23pm
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    oats 2
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    is it unusual or common for dog to catch a woodcock in cover?.was out today and shot 2 an just after starting the ess bitch arrived out of cover wit one in her gob. didnt meet much 2 wet i guess.


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  • #2
    deeksofdoom
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    oats 2 wrote: »
    is it unusual or common for dog to catch a woodcock in cover?.was out today and shot 2 an just after starting the ess bitch arrived out of cover wit one in her gob. didnt meet much 2 wet i guess.

    Its common enough, have had them even catch pheasants. Nothing to worry about.


  • #3
    X1R
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 157 ✭✭X1R


    Just reading this and laughing. My lab today did the very same. Dived into a thick hedge and reversed out with a BRUTE of a cock pheasant in his mouth. I have released 15 hens this year so I gave him a yellow card and let him off. Hope no one rattles him over the coming days.


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