E 172. Huntymoon Stories with Marie

Lone Duck’s Gun Dog Chronicles

Bob Owens

Pets & Animals, Leisure, Hobbies, Wilderness, Sports, Kids & Family

4.8 • 624 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Today we sit down to hang out with our good friend, Marie, from Silver Lion Kennels. You may remember Marie, as she used to work at Lone Duck for a couple years and now she is crushing it with her own kennel over in Acworth, NH. Marie and her husband, Steve, recently got married and instead of going to sit at the beach or snorkel some island, they took the dogs for a midwest hunting trip.... I like to call it a huntymoon. We get to hear about how she took her GSP, Colt, to hunt alongside his father and grandfather and how cool it is to notice similarities between generations and bloodlines. Then they took their other dog, Sprocket, on their first real deal duck hunt and we got to hear about some memorable retrieves and moments from the trip. We end the show hearing more about her business and how she built her 15 run kennel on their property. It's interesting to chat with people about this sort of thing because it's always tough, exciting and fulfilling to create a business like this. We often have people DM us asking about starting their own kennels, what it's like, what you learn and wish you did differently, etc. so it's cool to chat with Marie and hear how she is making things happen. If you're looking for someone who is extremely knowledgeable, patient and will work super hard to train a dog for you... Marie is a solid choice. You can check out her instagram here. Cheers! Get duck dog training advice from Bob... you won't be disappointed. Check it out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	On X. Get in the hunt, baby. Listen, I may or may not get lost or turned around in the woods with me and Andy when I'm out grouse hunting. And I can tell you that yes, On X drops pins. Yes, it helps me find spots with e-scouting, but basically it helps me stay unlost so that I can be here on podcast night. Get in the hunt on X.
0:22.8	There are days when you're hungry for McDonald's. Then there are days when you're
0:28.1	Big Arch hungry for McDonald's. You'll get to know the difference. New Big Arch for Big
0:34.1	McDonald's hunger.
0:40.3	Until 9th of September, from 11 a.m., participating restaurants only, subject to availability.
0:43.4	Our DT systems, baby, dog tested and dog tough.
0:47.8	We've got those soft-mouth dummies.
0:50.2	Now, listen, everybody knows that we need more bumper.
0:53.8	I'm not talking about one or two or three.
0:56.1	I'm talking about adding bumpers to your repertoire.
0:59.3	I like using white or black and white bumpers when I'm training my dogs for marks and even blinds.
1:05.8	You can get the orange ones.
1:07.0	I dig it.
1:07.8	But add a bunch to your repertoire.
1:10.0	And again, I'm not talking about three to six.
1:12.3	If you're working on T pattern, if you're working on blinds and pattern blind, you need a bunch,
1:16.7	a dozen, 18. The soft mouth dummies by T.T. Can't be beat. Check them out, Lone Duck Outfitters.com.
1:23.9	DT. Difference. Let's go. It's force fetch, baby. It's the number one question we get asked.
1:29.5	You don't know how to fix it? Let me help you. Let me get you to your goals. We built a course
1:35.2	bunch of videos. I think there's 13 or 14 videos start to finish on how you and your dog can get
1:42.7	through the force fetch process successfully.
1:45.6	The links in the description, be sure to check it out, and let me help you and your dog.
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