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daniel77
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Hello ya'll from Cajun country. I am quite interested in raising my own game birds, and so, am here for information. The bird dog side of things also interests me quite a lot. I own a lawn & landscaping company, and train cutting horses on the side. Looking forward to learning a lot, and getting proficient.
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Welcome Daniel
Where in la. are you from
Haughton myself
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Now in the Lafayette area, but went to college at La Tech, and know the Charles Thomas family from Haughton quite well. I went to school with Michael at Tech, and have ridden a few colts for them.
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What kinda birds you raising or wanting too
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Quail to start. I was leaning toward courtunix, but have seen several posts about them being too easy for a young dog to catch. It seems that BWs are more popular for training. I've found an easy pigeon source also. Have ya'll got any wild coveys up that way?
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Not really to speak os anymore
Been years since i could go afield and find them
Only the ones i raise
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Hey Daniel77,
! Bob's are natural flyers, because they are nuts. Coturnix, if left alone to become wild will give a Bob a run for their money, but they need a flight pen. I raise both and enjoy them. There is allot to learn here, have fun. Ghost.
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