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Have a pointer dog pup for sale, 10 Months old. Pure working bred, NZKC registered.
Has a recall, sides and a stop whistle (drop) on him, all by whistle, hand and voice command. Retrieves, pointing pigeons. Runs well. Outside kenneled but also house trained. Calm level headed dog. Make great companion and good shooting dog. Will sell for the price he cost us. PM for more info
too soon again :(
ya feeding 2 another is not much more.
Got a photo?
What bad habits?
PM me a price please.
He's no rabbit dog wirehunt :)
No bad habits. Very honest dog, show him what you want and he'll do it. Has a very kind, 'good old boy' temperament. A big softie. Selling as he is low headed.
After a grand for him with papers
Photo to come
There is more than one type of rabbit dog employed ;) Some blocks a single pointing dog work very well, better than a whole team.
Waste of a nice dog to see him go to a rabbit pack.
Make an awesome bird dog for someone at a give away price.
I've kept the price reasonable to ensure I get the best home for him. This is not a fire sale, nor passing on rubbish. Just because he doesn't suit our needs doesn't mean he won't make someone else very happy
These are the most recent pictures I can find of him, they must be a few months old as the trees have leaves in the pictures. Will take some more recent ones this weekend but heres a few to give you the general idea
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What a load of shit. Bird dog for two months of the year OR fur dog 12 months. The flip side is probably more true, what a waste of a dog to only use it part time....Quote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
Bloody nice looking dog Pointer. You've got me thinking hard about this one.
i can hear the purists revving up now wildman :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
theres nothing to stop you letting him improve his retrieving on fur and feather outside normaly hunted game.
will that then encorage him to hunt and point them??????
I'm screwed then I use my Pointer on Deer :D
How do you recon he would go just indicating deer/pigs/goats live and dead?
Also would it survive a si winter outside?
Heathen!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
Maybe but you have to make do with whats available to hunt since our pheasant season is so short and birds almost no existent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
A Started Pointer was what I was looking for originally 6 years ago but there were none.
I cannot have more than 2 dogs on the property sadly or I would be all over this assuming Pointer though I would make a good home for a Pointer, but alas for me its a few years too soon :(
This dog is an absolute bargain for someone, and VC he would be alright in a kennel here but better in an INSIDE kennel :D
That's the main reason I'd be reluctant to let him go to the South Island.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
Right you lot stop polluting my thread, enquires by PM please
csi has a long season and shit loads of birds:redbullsmiley:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pointer
Don't tell them that follower. Next those bastards will be after our quail.
They are probably a bit slow to shoot them but.
theyd shit themselves if they see some of the crap we have to hunt in wirehunt:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
actually we,re a bit short of wide open big running pointer country apart from marlborough and maybe some of the high country stations. mostly im fiddling about in heavy shite with the occassional openish patch and or lower scrub.
anyway enough of the thread hijack sorry pointer.:psychotic:
you letting Tusak go?
bummer... a really kind dog...
on a side matter... i thought he wasnt yours to sell? the lady knows you are selling it? lol
Yep the Tyzik is up for grabs. (For anyone curious his call name is 'ace', tyzik is the Russian translation) He is a nice kind biddable dog, he will make someone happy
Did you find a home for him?
Apologies I should have updated the advert. Yes Ace found a home late last year with a keen shooting family. He now has his own duck pond and private forest stocked with pheasants. The bastard
Bugger. Got a heap of work for a dog working like that...
Are you saying you have property with pheasants on it that you'd like them to be hunted? My key is in the ignition and dog is in the boot already, just give me the coordinates...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
Our 2nd EP was winding hard out the other night i.e. 10pm. We got over the ridge and found 3 sika.We are going up this avo to get the stag because they were all hinds. Our EP's would hammer any labs in cold water and mileage over a days hunting.That said some of the best pig dogs are a EP/LAB/CATTLE X.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Not that flowery shit Petros, them pheasants are to easy. No, a heap of WORK.....touching up the local rabbits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petros_mk
I'm sorry wirehunt, I can't help you. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wirehunt
You bring those hounds down for a week and you might get a wee surprise.
Or do you need lumped in with the rest that know all?
Crawl back under your bridge, troll.
It's an open invitation. You all might get a surprise.
