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Your Featured Hunting Article : Types of Hunting Dogs

Hunting dogs are not only man's best friend but they have proven a valuable partner in bird hunting. Dog hunting is as old as hunting itself and hunters have always realized that hunting dogs are there to assist them. Such an extensive use of dogs has developed a sort of science which has allowed dogs to be bred into different types of hunting dogs for various types of hunting, such as the general hunting dogs; sporting or gun dogs; or scent hounds. The origin of today's gun dog breeds began in Western Europe in the 1400's. At that time the dogs were pointers used in locating game. As hunting became more refined and the skills of hunters sharpened, other types of hunting dogs were developed such as the flushing setter and spaniel breeds.

In England, to go on a hunt may require many different types of hunting dogs - pointing and flushing hunting dogs located game in the surrounding brush; the windhounds coursed it down; terriers went underground after the game if it went into the burrows; and the scenthounds tracked it down if it ran across country. But over time, the hunt simplified itself, with the sporting dogs maintaining a wide tolerance of people and little territoriality due to the fact they are mostly used by non-owners for hunting. As you can imagine, a tolerance for other dogs and humans is a needed requirement for hunting dogs. This is especially true of hunting lodge and hunting businesses that hires hunting dogs out. A good hunting dog has to be able to understand and more importantly, obey the commands of a stranger and hunt as if it were for his owner.

Hunting dogs are highly disciplined and do not show aggression toward the prey like a family pet out playing. Professional hunting dogs do not want to do anything to scare off the prey and are closely tuned in to their master's wishes. Their behavior is focused, silent, intense, to allow for the catch. Other types of skills and behavior demonstrate what the types of hunting dogs do over another - the scent hounds on their leashes can pick up tracks and scents that other dogs may miss, one that is many days old. On the other hand, a good pointer can point and freeze birds that assume they are well hidden from view and the popular retrievers can retrieve birds in freezing water all day long without any complaints. The dog forever replaced the bird in England for hunting.

The types of hunting dogs have changed a lot over the years and from one country to another with their breeders and handlers taking great pride in their achievements. But no one more appreciates a good hunting dog than the hunter. For as much as has changed in the world of hunting the bond between man and dog has remained strong. Different countries breed different hunting dogs for hunting different types of game birds in their country. Some hunters will travel overseas to hunt, while others prefer to hunt in their back yard.

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Deer Hunting - How to Find Early Season Bucks

Finding bucks during the early season can be easy. But will they be there when hunting season comes? Here's a few places to find those bucks and know they'll be there when hunting season rolls around.

Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:46:33 -0500

Antelope Hunting, Spot and Stalk With a Bow

Spot and Stalk Antelope (archery) Over the years spot and stalk bow hunting for antelope has become more and more popular on what used to be what was thought and almost impossible animal to stalk within bow range. This has been brought about mainly by improvements in equipment ie: bows that can shoot out to longer ranges more accurately and with more kinetic energy, better flying arrows, and more precise broad heads etc. However, a well trained and seasoned hunter is still needed to wield this new technology.

Tue, 19 Aug 2008 08:07:16 -0500

Using Wild Duck Decoys

Every respectable wild duck hunter should have the best duck decoys available on the market. The reason for this is because the chance of catching more ducks using these decoys greatly improves if they are used properly. The main purpose of these decoys is to create a more natural looking environment which will trick the ducks to fly overhead, thinking that it is a very safe place to land, which obviously it isn't.

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:08:08 -0500