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Let me know when your looking to fund your next tattoo.........

I could not agree more! E-collars have their place and can be effective. My buddy keeps on his bird dog when out in the field just in case the dog takes off towards a road or something like that. It also beeps when he is pointing a bird.

Prong collers are good but I've seen better success with muzzle collars. Generally but that was not the case with one of my own dog Easy now, dont insult wiener dogs Am I right? @Displaced Texan

Absolutely! I use freeze dried liver treats

I'm still trying to come on Sunday

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It's not like I haven't been shooting shotguns though

Calm down don't get your knickers in a Twist I'm just busting balls

Wow didn't know there were so many got forum members afraid to come to a shotgun shoot, whatever their excuses may be it's probably because they can't shoot worth a shit Jus sayen

Yes dogs can be trained at any age. Contrary to popular belief you can teach an old dog new tricks . 99% of the time the owner needs training just as much as the dog. Sending your dog to a trainer will get the dog trained but when the dog comes home if the owner is not trained also the dog will revert back maybe not all the way back but it will happen. Dogs are constantly pushing to see what they can get away with. Let them get away with one little thing and they will push it further next time. Hand signals are very easy to teach dogs. While you're training for a voice command and do the same hand signals all the time consistently and the dog will learn both voice and hand signals at the same time. In my opinion the best thing OP can do is search 4 a group of German Shepherd dog owners in New Jersey and get a trainer recommndation from them. I don't know any trainers that far south. Have the dog owner go to training with the the dog. Group classes would probably be most beneficial as it sounds to me like the dog was not properly socilized when it was younger. As for "professional" dog trainers there is no such thing. There is no standard certification for dog trainers in the US. Anyone that gets paid for training dogs is technically a professional.

The grumpy older guy that picks lead out out of the burms told me about a 300 yard range being designed by the NRA a few years ago. Thats the last ive heard of it.

Pics please!

You should see what it's like when your not wearing a bite sleeve and only armed with a catch pole, and pepper spray. Talk about an adrenaline rush! But yeah I've also helped several dog trainers and it's down right scary the first couple times

Yup. I have stored NON biodegradable clays in a shed for almost 4 years without a problem.

+1 for converting it.

Mossy 500 with 18" and 28" barrels AR SBR with all caliber uppers avaiable Both will serve me well for defence and I can hunt pretty much anything in north America

Wooohooo looks like I won't have to go unarmed when my daughter starts school up there. https://www.nraila.org/articles/20180202/new-hampshire-attorney-general-opines-on-school-carry

Ok now that is awsome.

Perfect.........ill drive and the wife, kid, and dogs in back with the gear. That divider is sound proof right?

It didn't work out well for Indian Larry

I will not comply! I can't stand to be drivin by someone else let alone a computer. Yes I know it's a control issue but no one is perfect

Open at sunrise

There's not allot of people who hunt on this forum. Maybe there should be a separate thread for 2A fund raisers? @Smokin .50 @Krdshrk

No

He wishes he had that much hair