Kansas Pheasant and Quail January 2023 Part 2

Kansas Pheasant and Quail Hunting

[@stillbill1878]

These are the best! Believe it or not, I have an English Setter female who sit and watch these all day long. I swear she processes these. No music. Gun fire. Really great stuff!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

That’s pretty funny! Tell her thanks for watching!

[@ronbroberg3022]

Love the pureness of your videos. No head banging music, great to see the rush of the flush. Like to see a bit of video footage just prior to the dog locking on point. Thanks for sharing your hunting experiences.

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks for the compliments! I’ve done a few with music but decided I like it without myself. Thanks for watching!

[@jeffh6276]

Your dogs are incredibly polished. Little competition, they just work so well together. Excellent video.

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thank you! They have all started out as puppies running with the older dogs. I think that helps with them respecting the other dogs. Thanks for watching.

[@jeffreyunser499]

I enjoyed your video. The dogs worked very good. I used to have Brittany's white and orange. Bought back some good old memories. Thanks.

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks and thanks for watching.

[@chuckreasy3164]

As always, your dogs are a pleasure to watch. Not to bad shooting either... Always Enjoy your videos!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks! I’ve gotten the ol Franchi figured out..

[@reedhendricks34]

Well done video of very good dogs and shooting!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks!

[@CarlosRivera-mg6wu]

Me encanta la cacería de faisanes

[@marcelloporcelli7042]

Quail everywhere. Good job.

[@birds_and_beards]

A joy to watch! Fantastic dog work!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@stillbill1878]

I am 100% serious. She will watch upland vids all evening. On the pheasant and sharps, where she can really see the birds flush on the big screen, stands close with tail up. When I first commented to you, I thought it was just an anomaly. She is processing it. Fourteen months old.

[@stevenparks1753]

Great editing no need to spend 25+ minutes watching the hunt you capture it in 10 great camera work on that first rooster flush

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks! I’ve added a little footage lately of the dogs tracking a running bird. But mostly just when I catch up to them on point!

[@joedenning3]

Your dogs are so enjoyable to watch! Great shooting and great video editing! I love the slow motion replay of the flush! Are your dogs house dogs when they aren't hunting? What is their energy level like inside? I'm trying to convince my wife that "we" need some hunting dogs!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks! They are all house dogs and I would highly recommend GSP’s. They will hunt all day and then relax with you on the couch. Until they are around 2 years old they will need something to do every day but after they they will just chill until it’s time to go.

[@nazarenolg4352]

Bombom diaaaaaa belos abates parabéns

[@davidstatham8730]

What kind of camera do you use? Great footage!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Thanks! I’m using a go pro 9Black and occasionally my iPhone if I have an issue with that.

[@larryb5311]

Wish I were there!

[@TRPLCCOOP]

November seems so far away!

[@bradvincent3776]

What part of Kansas ? My dad lived in southwest Kansas. He has said the last few years have not been very good for upland hunting

[@johnlying]

like the old day in central/west Kansas.

[@cervus-venator]

Thanks Again!! I really enjoy seeing one or more of the dogs being steady to wing/flush. I never had mine do that, but with that there was no shooting at low birds either. Thanks again for kindling the memories of quail hunting with the dogs.

[@TRPLCCOOP]

Glad you enjoyed it! That’s why I make them so one day when I can’t go out anymore I can watch these to relive the moments. My two young dogs have started steady to shot so I’ve tried to keep them that way. It will help in the field trials also. Thanks for watching.