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hey everyone welcome to the Houndations podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Peterson, and today's episode is all about how to get your hunting dog

on as many birds as possible this season.

This one is a fun topic for me, because if there's one thing I like to do, it's to figure out

hunting opportunities. Over on the whitetail side, that's kind of my bread and butter, but it doesn't

end with deer. In an awful lot of places, we're real lucky to have multiple game bird species

to hunt, which often live on public land. And if we don't, we can get somewhere that

usually has them. This is so important to the development of a gun dog, and it's what I'm

going to talk about right now. A few weeks back, my twin daughters asked if they could bring a friend up to our lake cabin.

This is a pretty common request, considering they are 13, and it can go a few different ways depending on the friend.

But luckily, the girl they invited up is one who we've coached in sports since they were in second grade,

and we know her and her family well.

She's a sweet kid, who, by the reports I got from her parents

loves to fish, which was perfect because as a family, we love to fish. So I took one of my daughters

and this girl out the first day we were up at the lake, and I handed her a spinning rod with a

swimming jig on it because she had already told me she knew how to cast so i figured we're good to go

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