Registered: Jan 2005
Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 589

Walter,

good to hear from a Houndsman from across the big pond!! I think all systems are challenged at times on distance.. Now, with the trees in full foliage I struggle to get much more than 800-900 yards with my Garmin Alpha.. With the long range antenna I can get a good bit further (mounted on my truck).. I suspect it would be the same with your dogtra.. My opinion however..

What do you all hunt over yonder? trail hounds I assume?


Knox - Now you've jinxed me.. no one ever agrees with me 100%. You must be crazy!! LOL

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Registered: Jul 2020
Location: italy
Posts: 2

Hi

I hunt the woodcook with my three english setter (+1 15 years old, now in pension!!)

This is an old phot of Billy, now 15 years old.
This is a typical fields where I hunt, in the center of Itakly, near the Amtrice zone where four years aho there was an heartquakce.

http://www.multitask.it/billy/20140712_072957.jpg
here Pedreo ( white, now 10 years old) and Billy on quails
http://www.multitask.it/billy/31_05_2014_3.jpg

This is a young Jack ( now 5 years old) on partridge
http://www.multitask.it/billy/Jack1.jpg


One setter on point and the other in respect.
http://www.multitask.it/CANI/Trio2_1_4-17.JPG

Walter



Walter

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 589

Beautiful pics, dogs and country Walter!! I was an avid upland bird hunter for many years. Hunting Pheasant, quail, woodcock and grouse (our version of partidge) here in the states.. Was blessed with a couple of good brittany's and a passable german short hair..

Hunting a good pointing dog is a true pleasure!!

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