@@Pi2.718 that’s awesome! Good luck👍 If you need any training gear check out our website www.gundoggear.com.au

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There might be some variability with the timber calls as they’re hand made and each timber has different acoustic qualities. Also depends how you blow them. The sound clips were provided by the maker himself blowing the call 👍 🦆

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Think about it cause it’s a lot of hard effort and there a full on dog for the first couple years . In saying that though there incredibly smart and beautiful natured .

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Sure is 😆

You can get it here: gundoggear.com.au/product/glow-in-the-dark-diy-longline-guy-rope/ Hard to say how long it stays lit as it depends on how much direct sunlight / light it’s exposed to. But I’d say between 2-3 hrs on full glow from what we’ve seen.

@@HuntingWithGundogs okay, thanks. I'll check it out

🙏 they are awesome dogs. Thank you

Congrats on the new GSP pup Alexis, best dogs ever! Thanks for watching 👍🙏

@@HuntingWithGundogs thank you!! He’s the best dog already.

That’s a great question mate. I subscribe to the Wild Dog Management Program baiting newsletter that the relevant government department issues whenever it has a planned baiting coming up. Then avoid those areas. I also usually hunt the dog up close so if he starts investigating something, he’s close enough for me to see it. Obviously if you’re hunting with your dog out away from you that would be difficult, but this is not a hunting style we’re used to. I’ve heard others muzzle their dogs so that they can’t physically get to the 1080 if they encounter it. 1080 is something I am very wary about, can’t be too careful. Would love to hear yours or others’ methods of avoiding 1080 out in the bush.

Thanks! 🙏 Yeah he loves this stuff 😁

Nice looking dog !

@@catherinebarrelet2909 thanks! 🙏

😂 spot on mate! 😜

Just keep pointing to where the dummy lands over and over. He eventuality understood that I’m telling him where it landed. Then he follows his nose.

Bring him over bro 😂

We didn't mate, we started with a wooden clapper at a 20m-30m distance, then gradually reduced the distance. Then we went to the local gun club car park and sat there for about 10mins. After that we moved to firing live .22 gunfire, again at a distance and gradually reducing that distance as the dog became indifferent to the noise. Once we were comfortable that he was rock solid, we moved to the .308 and what you're seeing there is a distance of about 5m-7m and the dog was behind the muzzle. As you can see he was excited but not phased. Always open to feedback as we're not dog trainers (just gundog enthusiasts raising and training our own gundog) so keen to learn better methods. Thanks for taking the time to comment.

@@HuntingWithGundogs good to hear

Haha that dog does not look like this is the first time that it has heard gunfire. It is very confident, I'd suspect he has done a bit of work prior to the 308.

@@Jesse-jj6qk you’re spot on! We did a heap of conditioning work with a wooden clapper at varying distances getting closer each time. Then moved on to .22LR rifle also at varying distances. What you’re seeing here is the first exposure to .308 rifle fire 👍

@@HuntingWithGundogs Beautiful dog and nice work mate! I hope you fare well this coming roar.

Thank you! 👍

Thanks! 🤙

Thanks mate 🤙

Cheers mate 👍 can’t recommend the Deer Dog Blueprint highly enough. Extremely well put together and really easy to follow.

Thanks! It’s taken a bit of work but finally paying off 👍

Thanks Nic! Can’t wait to see young Percy in action