Hunting Multiple Dogs: Chaos or Bliss? – Her Upland – Episode #17
There are several factors to consider when hunting multiple dogs together
Hunting multiple dogs together can be an enjoyable experience, or it could be a train wreck. Several factors to determine which dogs to hunt together include each dog’s age, sex, temperament, and experience, in addition to the type of terrain and weather conditions. We hear from Tom Healy, Jay Lowry and Sarah Conyngham on their perspectives of hunting more than one dog at a time.
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brace up my pointing dogs as often as we can – I want backing opportunities – mine didn’t get it naturally and feel we need to reinforce it regularly – as for the chaos issue – we never shoot anything they don’t handle perfectly – wild flushes are great training opportunities – I demand a solid stop to flush – then load up and go in looking for stay behinds – if we get one, that’s a training bonus