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I have some great books to give away too! I have several Limited Edition hardback copy of Mouthful of Feathers (https://www.reidbryant.com) with an illustration by Frederick Stivers (https://frederickstivers.com). I have several signed copies A Little Competition by Tom Word. I also have copies of A Millionaire’s Dream by Bret Wonnacott, Building a Grouse Dog by Craig Doherty and Bird Dogs and Field Trials by Jack Harper.
None of these authors are afflicted with or endorse Gun Dog Chat. I personally purchased these books with the intent for this giveaway.
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Gun Dog Chat Gun Dog book giveaway
I’m giving away FREE Gun Dog related book every week from now until the end of the year. To win one of my books, all you have to do is sign up for an account on our sister site, Gun Dog Chat (https://gundogchat.com) and create a post. You can brag about your hunting dogs, share a hunting story or promote your Gun Dog related business. Each week, I’ll randomly select a book and a winner from anybody that posted during that week.
Shadow Oak Bo Remembered by Tom Word
I treasure many memories of Shadow Oak Bo, the first and clearest (I can watch it like a movie in mind's eye today) at Coney Lake in the Lee County All-Age when Bo was a first year. I was riding with Luke Weaver in his pickup, following in the course path. Bo had a pretty find just ahead and we both said, "Wow, that's a handsome setter." A couple minutes later he had another and got too close, bumping the bird. Luke stopped where we could watch Robin after judges and gallery moved on. Robin administered a stern correction with a rein to Bo's chest, and an instant after, Bo, undaunted, was licking Robin's hands, with tail wagging, happy as could be.
Whatever you do, dont shoot the dog - By Tom Keer
I've never seen a bird dog get shot, but I hear of at least one instance per year. When the stories roll in I get sick to my stomach. They unfold in pretty much the same way. A group of folks review the pre-hunt safety talk. All have heard it before, all are in agreement. The dogs are cut loose, the hunt is underway, and spirits are high. Jokes fly around, conversation is light, and everyone agrees they are more happy in the field than at work.
