Dam- is a 200–500 yard chukar dog. Put her in a Milo field and she’ll quarter it and stay within 100. She’s been pointing, backing, and retrieving to hand since she was 4 months old & one of the most natural dogs I’ve ever had. Awesome personality, great in the house, and she saves her energy for when she’s working. You hardly notice her in the kennel and often find her tucked into her chair at the house. You’d never know she’s a big-running dog. She is hunted 100+ days a year on my guide string from the Montana prairie to rough country South Texas.
Sire - Jim Bob is an extremely talented bird dog. He is a NGSPA National Amateur Champion 9X NGSPA Champion, along with earning the title of NGSPA Open Shooting Dog of the Year for 2025. Jim is a superior field trial dog, as well as a phenomenal wild bird dog. Jim bob is handled by Dan DiMambro and will be a national contender year after year.
We have 2 female puppies available from this breeding and will be picky where they end up. We prefer competition homes, but serious hunting homes will be considered. Puppies are due to go home this upcoming week 9/5-9/13. We have a dog hauler lined up and is hauling some of this litter all over the country. So we can arrange that.
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