HPOWP 122: Transitioning Your Dog From "Hunt" Mode Back to "Training" Mode with Barton Ramsey

The HP Outdoors Waterfowl Podcast

Josh Palm

Sports, Wilderness, Science, Nature

4.9 • 990 Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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This week we catch up with Barton Ramsey of Southern Oak Kennels and Cornerstone Gundog Academy to discuss how to get your dog switched by to training mode after a long waterfowl season!

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0:00.0	You are listening to the HP Outdoors Waterfowl Podcast powered by Cornerstone Gundog Academy.
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0:24.5	You are listening to the HP Outdoors Waterfowl Podcast episode 122. heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh. And this week on the show we welcome Barton Ramsey.
0:54.0	Cornerstone Gundog Academy and Southern Oak Kennels to talk with us about how a season went,
0:58.0	what he's up to now, and most importantly,
1:00.0	how to transition your dog from hunting season mode to training mode.
1:03.2	All right, welcome to this the 120 second episode of the HP Outdoors Waterfowl Podcast.
1:15.3	I'm your host Josh Palm and where you're on-demand audio source for all things Waterfowl
1:18.7	hunting.
1:19.7	You can find our show wherever you can find quality podcast content.
1:23.2	You can find us on social media, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
1:26.0	You're a Facebook guy.
1:27.2	Head over to our listeners group and request access over there and enjoy a lot of
1:32.2	discussion with a lot of like-minded hunters and
1:34.3	including my co-host Dan Horushka Dan what's up? So Reddy ducks produce the
1:40.6	largest eggs relative to their body size of any duck and a clutch of
1:45.3	ruddy duck eggs can weigh more than the hen that laid them. That's pretty neat.
1:50.3	That's that doesn't sound neat at all that sounds like pretty
1:55.0	crazy. Also, I had this discussion with someone at work, but do you know,
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