Hunting Dog Supplies Reviews

Book Reviews: Two of the greatest bird dog books ever penned by Robert Wehle, the mastermind created the Elhew Pointer. I did not know of Bob Wehle or his famous line of Elhew Pointers, when I read a piece in a magazine about a dog named Elhew Jungle being crowned National Pheasant Shooting Champion for Continue reading?

In praise of slip lead, LCS's slip leads are soft and pliable leads that fit easily into a pocket. You won't even know they're there! Perfect for trips to the vet or yard exercise where the lead can be quickly removed. The easily adjustable leather stops allow them to fit any size dog. No collar Continue reading?

This is very high-quality door, easy to install and "ade in America?! I have installed many of these for other folks, but the first one was for me. My wife told me that if I were to cut a hole in the outside wall of our house it had better look nice! It did finish Continue reading?

First, let me say the directions are straight-forward and easy to understand. The fact that I was capable of comprehending them makes them idiot proof. The finish is smooth and even. The fit is very good overall. The trigger is crisp. The safety is well placed, ergonomic and easy to disengage or employ. The fiber-optic Continue reading?

A good quality game shear is a must have item for small game hunters, and the Gerber Take-A-Part Game Shears fill that need quite nicely. They are constructed with high impact plastic handles and surgical stainless steel blades. The blades are heavy duty and the handles are designed to give you maximum leverage for cutting Continue reading?

Happy Jack Mitex is a liquid treatment for ear mites in dogs and cats. It is available in half ounce bottles, which is enough to treat several dogs. When one of my dogs started scratching his ears and doing a lot of head shaking and a quick look in his ears showed some crusty brown Continue reading?

When my oldest son, Hunter, was 14 he harvested his first banded Canada goose. We later learned the goose was banded the previous year, and coincidentally, on Hunter's birthday! My friend's Lab made a beautiful retrieve, and brought the bird to hand. The bird was still alive so my friend issued a quick twist Continue reading?

The day Scooter, a shorthair pup, died senselessly in a trapper's snare on a steep Idaho chukar mountain my friend, Terry, lost not only a rising star but a considerable investment in time and, of course, money. The day before on the same mountain, in the same drainage (off a county road, public land and a popular chukar spot.

When I trained my first Lab, I was not aware that Safety Lining Poles existed. I wished I did. I did not know how to send my young dog on relatively long blind retrieves, and instead, used my youngest son, Connor, as a visual aid by having him stand a couple of hundred yards away Continue reading?

I first met Rick Smith and, dad, Delmar in the then brand spanking new Lion Country Supply store. Rick was here for a training seminar to be held next day. Delmar was holding court in the store, signing books, answering questions and so forth. Suddenly the front door burst open and a guy walked in-I Continue reading?

A few months ago I returned our metal folding dog crate to the original owner. It was our dog's preferred place to go at bedtime and when she was home alone. Some experts say that the dogs? natural instinct is to find a safe denning place of her own (similar to what the crate provides) Continue reading?

Throughout its range, thanks to politics, habitat loss and dwindling numbers hunting in most places is difficult at best. Not so in Montana, where hunters enjoy a 62 day season, 2-birds daily bag limit, 4-birds in possession and over the counter license. But the best things are public land hunts with little or no competition. Continue reading?