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WIREHAIRED POINTING GRIFFON OR GERMAN WIREHAIRED POINTER? True Versatility
Ha ha, my parents had a Griff that was really hard on cats. Good thing that they lived in the country.- Corbin
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WIREHAIRED POINTING GRIFFON OR GERMAN WIREHAIRED POINTER? True Versatility
I'm on my 4th Griffon. I think that they are Great dogs! They are tough to train but come with a lot of natural ablity/ instinct. The training is tough because they are a smart stubborn breed. The only big issues that I have had with the breed is ear infections and they are magnets for burrs...- Corbin
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Oregon Antelope advice
You can tell how excited I am about antelope hunting. I'm taking my nine year old. Looking into the mentored youth program. -
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Oregon Antelope advice
Well, what was the outcome? I'm sitting on 22 points and am an Oregon resident as well. I should be able to draw about any unit. I would rather chase elk with my bow but sure do like how antelope taste and I've waited a long time for this tag so I would like to put it to good use. Any advice? -
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Favorite Pronghorn States
How was your Oregon hunt? I live in Oregon and am going into this years draw with 22 points. I think I should be able to draw most units with the exception of Hart Mt. I work full time and am busy being a parent so won't be able to spend too much time scouting. What unit did you hunt? -
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Great bear units! I had a bow tag in Mt. Emily in 2011 and could have killed 6 bears with my...
Great bear units! I had a bow tag in Mt. Emily in 2011 and could have killed 6 bears with my bow in the 2 weeks that I hunted. Mt. Emily has great glassing opportunities and there are bears everywhere in the unit. I'm having my 9 year old complete his hunter safety right now. Good job...- Corbin
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