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One highlight of the annual meeting is a just-for-fun hunting contest where we use our dogs to find, point and retrieve pen-raised and released quail, pheasants or chukar partridge. Though there is an element of competition in the contest, most participants are doing this for the joy of hunting with their dogs.

It's the biggest challenge we have, and frankly everyone involved in bird dogs and quail hunting have.

The dogs are in fine form, my pup is coming along nicely, and we've got two more months of quail hunting to look forward to!

One of the features of our annual meeting is that all the members gather in person to have face-to-face discussions about such subjects as breeding policies, canine health issues and testing programs. For example, we have discussed the prospects of including the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association's 'utility test' to go along with the 'natural ability' test we already now use in qualifying our dogs for our club's breeding program. Likewise, there have been some useful debates on how to sanction any breeders who have dogs with serious genetic defects.

The idea behind quail hunting is that you have to hit the quail when it's about five to 10 feet in the air. Quail don't fly very high. But nobody should be shooting down.

Especially in quail hunting, where the hunter is so focused on the bird that it makes everything else blurry. The bottom line in terms of bird hunting is what we call shooting zones.

They were in a frenzy and there is nothing you can do once hunting dogs get like that.

Florence Tomita

These dogs just don't quit hunting. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy and appealing. These dogs just don't quit hunting.

The current hunting regulations are established to maximize hunting opportunity while maintaining high quality hunting experiences. We are able to expand hunting opportunities based on the success of Michigan's wild turkey restoration program.

We have a lot of quail here, and we're going to have quail hunting this fall. It's not uncommon to flush 35 to 40 coveys a day.

Using hunting dogs help in the conservation of game.

We have a lot of dogs here in Enoch that are just dumped off and left. I don't know why, but for some reason, this is the place where people dump their dogs. We find some dogs with their leashes on, so we know they have a home but nobody comes to get them.

Christina Johnson

We were lucky that the grand-child wasn't there. When hunting dogs are in a frenzy they will attack anything.

Florence Tomita

I'd say of the upper echelon, about 50 percent are hunting dogs, ... But a lot of people just have French poodles and their family pet.

Since spring turkey hunting can often be a solitary event, it is really important for hunters to leave a hunting plan with someone before they head out to the woods. Outline where you're going, if you will be hunting with someone and when you will return.

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