Hunting Dog Supplies Reviews

Customers and friends wear their Filson Single Tin Chaps with pride when they enter our retail store. They often remark about the durability and length of ownership, as well as repeated use, exhibiting their briar-tested chaps as a badge of honor. Wax treatments can be re-applied for repeated water Continue reading?

With the price of training pigeons costing $5.00 to $6.00 each, and often difficult to obtain, it only makes sense to use our LCS Better Pigeon Trap. After locating an area with pigeons, most people will mound some feed/scratch for a few days. Once pigeons are attracted, the Continue reading?

Christmas 2014 Stocking Stuffer Ideas for the Dog-Loving Sportsman If you're like me, you wait till the last minute to do Christmas shopping, then the PANIC sets in! Here are some breed-specific suggestions you may want to consider for the hard-to buy-for sportsman. The breeds are listed with books and DVD's that apply...

Every winter I go through a lot of time and money trying to keep my dogs watered. I do not have electricity at my kennels so the bucket heaters and heated bowls are out of the question. I have used every type of stainless bowl we sell and have found that while they are excellent Continue reading?

I hunt grouse and woodcock in Central Pennsylvania and beyond. I have done a number of trips to Michigan, Wisconsin, Maine, etc. I hunt with Large Munsterlander pointing dogs. I also have a little English Setter by the name of Annie who we added to our lineup this year. Over the years I have used Continue reading?

I love hunting grouse in the woods this time of year because the snow makes the hunting that much more quiet. I do, however, like to keep track of my dogs and at this point shy away from the beepers? in the woods because I like silence in the woods. It seems to make the Continue reading?

The first season has wound down and it's deer season here in PA. Arlo and I had a great season after a slow start with a cancelled trip to the Upper Peninsula (oh well!). Looking back on the dog work, I was cleaning up my gear bag and went through my canine first aid kit. Continue reading?

It's hard to believe that we are rolling right up to Christmas already! Winter has shown up with a lot of rain and ice but we got a nice taste of snow for the annual Purnell Brother's (and kids) Thanksgiving Day rabbit hunt. This annual rabbit hunt has been a tradition since we were all Continue reading?

Every year for the first day of our general small game season I like to give the young hounds their first taste of a real-life rabbit hunt. It is a great time to introduce them to different hounds, other people, and of course, gunfire. It's a good time because the brush is still pretty thick, which helps to muffle the crack of the shot.

The Pennsylvania 2014-15 Hunting season is on! We are having a great start this year, in fact maybe the best we’ve had in a long while. The great state of PA has started a great tradition by giving us an early season for youth small game hunters. It is a full week that starts a week before our normal opening day.

Summer has flown by and we are really looking forward to an excellent hunting season as we have been having a very moderate wet summer. The woods are thick. We have been seeing as many clutches of grouse as ever and the bunnies are everywhere! I have been able to keep my beagles in the Continue reading...

Lion Country Supply Says: You know you're a REAL Dog Person IF: You have the latest model of almost every brand of E-collar made. You have memorized the phone numbers of the 3 nearest shooting preserves, but can't remember your own cell phone number. You prefer the smell of your wet dog over the smell..