Club and Organization Listings
In order to qualify for this listing you must be a club or organization that represents the breeds associated with this site. To request your FREE listing, you'll first need to create an account. This can be done at Create Account. Once your account is created you may login in and browse to the link labeled "Create a Clug or Organization listing". Your submission will have to be approved and your organization verified before it will be displayed on the site. This process can take 24 to 48 hours.
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Sponsored Organizations, clubs and individuals
Although we are a small business, we try to give back to the Gun Dog community where and how we can. We are proud to sponsor and be associated with the following Organizations, Clubs and Individuals!!
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There are several dog breeds that excel in upland hunting, and the best breed for you depends on your specific preferences and hunting style. Whether you’re flushing bobwhite quail in the piney woods of the Southeast, chasing sharp-tailed grouse across the grasslands of the Northern Great Plains, stalking ring-necked pheasants in the grain fields of the Midwest, pursuing chukar in the rocky terrain out West, or hunting ruffed grouse and woodcock in the dense young forests of the Great Lakes region, each breed is tailored to a different type of hunt. Finding the right one for your hunting situation can be key to success in the field.
Field Trials Matter
Most scouts yawn when linemen run 40's, but not at the 2020 combine. Mekhi Becton, a 6-foot-7-inch, 364 pound offensive lineman out of Louisville ran a blistering 5.1. Heads didn't turn so much as they spun off of heads, for what current lineman of Beckton's size runs what used to be speed of yesteryear's fullback? My, my have times changed.
