A place to talk about birds, people, and the dogs that bring them together. From upland to lowland, yard training to tests and trials, and everything in between. Oh, and we'll talk a little hunting too!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsPets & AnimalsWildernessKids & Family |
Episode 12 - 2022 National Amateur Field Trial Champion Kelli Aitken tells us about the Irish Setter, or Red Setter, or whatever you want to call it! more
Episode 11 - The legendary Bob Devlin takes us through the history of restoring the beautiful dual champion Irish Red and White Setters to the United States. more
Episode 10 - Part 2 of Gordon Setters with Debbie Petersen and Stephen Faust including more about their kennels, plans for 2024, woodcock banding and a bit about Pine Ridge Grouse Camp. more
Episode 9 - Part 1 of Debbie Petersen and Stephen Faust discussing Gordon Setters and guiding for ruffed grouse and woodcock. more
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This is a well put together podcast that has lots of great information and is entertaining and easy to listen to. I don’t even on a dog, let alone a hunting dog, but it has been fun to listen to his very knowledgeable guests and learn about this subject from people that obviously know and care a lot about the subject!
Apple Podcasts | #36 | United States/Kids & Family/Pets & Animals |
Apple Podcasts | #196 | Canada/Kids & Family/Pets & Animals |
Apple Podcasts | #82 | Norway/Kids & Family/Pets & Animals |
Apple Podcasts | #99 | Japan/Kids & Family/Pets & Animals |
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