The Dog Pic Thread

[pete]

'Tis the season. Took these earlier this year (late March) before the puppy grew out of the hat. He still sits funny.


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I just look back at these pic's and think to condemn your actions.

But I think I'm gonna get out some wardrobe for my pooches .... what a look on his face and meme worthy pic

 

[Tex]

Rescue Hazel 5 months with us and now we have a huge park 3 minutes from new home. Filled with Ducks and Canadian Geese hanging out all winter here.

Canada geese. Everyone likes to call them Canadian Geese, but they are called Canada geese. Sorry I'm a waterfowl hunter, I got to call these things out. They could be Canadian, you would have to check their passport.

 

[Snowfan]

Canada geese. Everyone likes to call them Canadian Geese, but they are called Canada geese. Sorry I'm a waterfowl hunter, I got to call these things out. They could be Canadian, you would have to check their passport.

Checked their passports and they also have covid vacs! They are now learning Texas road rules

 

[Mel]

Canada geese. Everyone likes to call them Canadian Geese, but they are called Canada geese. Sorry I'm a waterfowl hunter, I got to call these things out. They could be Canadian, you would have to check their passport.

We don’t want them back! We refer to them as cobra chickens. The nastiest, most aggressive birds ever.

 

[Snowfan]

1 2 3 4 5 6 7.......953, 954, 955...1274, 1275...

 

[oldschoolskier]

We don’t want them back! We refer to them as cobra chickens. The nastiest, most aggressive birds ever.

Yeah, they're protected, good help you if you harm one defending yourself, kids or pets. Even worse, they decide your front entrance is their new home.

 

[newboots]

We don’t want them back! We refer to them as cobra chickens. The nastiest, most aggressive birds ever.

And lakeside poop machines!

 

[Tex]

We don’t want them back! We refer to them as cobra chickens. The nastiest, most aggressive birds ever.

I don't shoot them any more because they do not taste good, plus my dog does not like fetching them. But they do make a really big splash when they hit the water.

 

[doc]

they do not taste good,

Interesting; within the last year or two, the Colorado Division of Wildlife, or some other genius govt branch, came up with the idea of thinning some of the goose gaggles infesting local parks in the Denver area by shooting them and feeding them to those suffering "food insecurity" in the area.
Not sure it went over very well, and PETA certainly had a collective stroke.

 

[Tex]

Interesting; within the last year or two, the Colorado Division of Wildlife, or some other genius govt branch, came up with the idea of thinning some of the goose gaggles infesting local parks in the Denver area by shooting them and feeding them to those suffering "food insecurity" in the area.
Not sure it went over very well, and PETA certainly had a collective stroke.

Don't want to hijack this thread, but I said they do not taste good, not good word choice, really they are just tough, not a tender meat. To make them tender, you have to cook them down in a crock pot or something to make them tender. Which is not how I like to cook waterfowl, I like to cook them like a steak, med to med-rare, salt and pepper. Last Canadas I shot, my son cooked them in a crock pot, mexican spice, we had Canada goose tacos, they were great. The Cajuns will cook them down gumbo style, and they will throw nasty tasting ducks in there, maybe a possum too..

Still, my dog Tara does not like them, so I let them pass...We both like mallards, the king duck.

 

[VickieH]

Still, my dog Tara does not like them, so I let them pass...

Tara chooses the game. Tara brings the game home. You just pull the trigger, like the starter of a race. Now we know who the hunter is.

 

[Uncle-A]

Interesting; within the last year or two, the Colorado Division of Wildlife, or some other genius govt branch, came up with the idea of thinning some of the goose gaggles infesting local parks in the Denver area by shooting them and feeding them to those suffering "food insecurity" in the area.
Not sure it went over very well, and PETA certainly had a collective stroke.

New Jersey has had large flocks of these CG and I have wondered why they didn't harvest them to feed the hungry. It seems they can get government food cheaper than what it cost to harvest and clean the CG.

 

[Tex]

Tara chooses the game. Tara brings the game home. You just pull the trigger, like the starter of a race. Now we know who the hunter is.

Its all about the dog. No dog, I'm done with bird hunting, I'll go to the grocery store for dinner.

 

[newboots]

Its all about the dog. No dog, I'm done with bird hunting, I'll go to the grocery store for dinner.

She is beautiful, and apparently good at her job.

 

[Tex]

She is beautiful, and apparently good at her job.

Thanks, she lives for her job. Teach them young, hold something is good.

 

[doc]

@Tex-thanks for short-circuiting my contribution to thread drift! This thread is about dogs, of which I have 3 - all labs including a chocolate who could stand in for Tara (at least in pictures, but not in hunting/retrieving skills).

 

[Mel]

It’s -25C here, so this is where Rufus spends his days!

 

[newboots]

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It’s -25C here, so this is where Rufus spends his days!

Another smart one!

 

[VickieH]

Its all about the dog.

Yep, my father used to hunt rabbits. One time the beagles were out hunting and every so often he'd yell some unintelligible thing at them. I asked my mother what he'd said. She told me. I asked her what that did. She said "it makes him feel like he's part of it".

 

[jmills115]

Sadie the Dog
She had a couple weeks of not doing well but is almost back to being the same little doggie