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<blockquote data-quote="3Roosters" data-source="post: 50419" data-attributes="member: 1351"><p>Well, the decision has been made to retire my hunting buddy to house dog status. The last couple grouse outings sealed the decision. I may still take him out on a pheasant hunt here and there with the better half since I gave him to her when he was a pup but his hunting days are for the most part over. Just too dangerous for him..walking into a fence line/barbed wire..thickets, getting lost in cattails etc. I walked mostly level ground, alphalpa, plots,crp etc and he was struggling to find me...and when getting back to truck he would walk right into the bumper not seeing it. Lifting him in and out of the backseat because he can't see the ground or seat is a challenge. It is time to retire to house dog status. He was a real pain in the butt in his younger years, wearing my patience very thin a time or two or three..dang dog...but when he came into his own..turned out real well and now its time to turn the reins over to our new pup and retire him to the house. JOB WELL DONE MY FRIEND.&nbsp; TIME TO RELAX. YOU HAVE EARNED IT!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="3Roosters, post: 50419, member: 1351"] Well, the decision has been made to retire my hunting buddy to house dog status. The last couple grouse outings sealed the decision. I may still take him out on a pheasant hunt here and there with the better half since I gave him to her when he was a pup but his hunting days are for the most part over. Just too dangerous for him..walking into a fence line/barbed wire..thickets, getting lost in cattails etc. I walked mostly level ground, alphalpa, plots,crp etc and he was struggling to find me...and when getting back to truck he would walk right into the bumper not seeing it. Lifting him in and out of the backseat because he can't see the ground or seat is a challenge. It is time to retire to house dog status. He was a real pain in the butt in his younger years, wearing my patience very thin a time or two or three..dang dog...but when he came into his own..turned out real well and now its time to turn the reins over to our new pup and retire him to the house. JOB WELL DONE MY FRIEND. TIME TO RELAX. YOU HAVE EARNED IT! [/QUOTE]

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