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Pheasants Forever Hosts First Fundraiser Hunt Test at Clyde Preserve

Pheasants Forever Hosts First Fundraiser Hunt Test at Clyde Preserve

September 26, 2017March 6, 2019Brad Trumbo

Blue Mountain Pheasants Forever holds their first Pheasant Challenge to raise funds for habitat and youth involvement in the outdoors. Published in the Walla Walla Union Bulletin, February 17th, 2019.

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A little desert lake action on a sunny day.

It was a pleasure to make a new acquaintance recently when I was requested to assist with training. This is Tess, an 8-mo-old Llewellin out of @jornada_setters. We enjoyed working on “steady to wing” with coturnix quail and roaming the riverside farm where she resides. She has prey drive, instinct, style, and a wonderful personality. I could say (mostly) the same about her handler. An exceptional dog and experience. The upland community is truly comprised of the salt of the earth! And, Tess represented the Jornada reputation beautifully!

When or where, heavy cover or fully exposed, it matters not. Every day in every way is bird season!

Finally found a few feisty spring rainbows in the scablands. Anyone else fishing the desert lakes this spring? Every experience out here is exceptional in some way.

Anyone else chasing steelhead this winter?It’s been tough finding fish in my neck of the woods.

Miss Kea the rescue Llew working the wind farm on one of her first days afield with me last fall. She has a different agenda than the other setters. She finds birds without question, but the process appears to be less of a search, rather a gleeful promenade across the prairie. She seems to savor every last bound of the run, driven by the hunt itself, not only the bird. I suppose she has her priorities straight as we approach her tenth season!

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A little desert lake action on a sunny day.

It was a pleasure to make a new acquaintance recently when I was requested to assist with training. This is Tess, an 8-mo-old Llewellin out of @jornada_setters. We enjoyed working on “steady to wing” with coturnix quail and roaming the riverside farm where she resides. She has prey drive, instinct, style, and a wonderful personality. I could say (mostly) the same about her handler. An exceptional dog and experience. The upland community is truly comprised of the salt of the earth! And, Tess represented the Jornada reputation beautifully!

When or where, heavy cover or fully exposed, it matters not. Every day in every way is bird season!

Finally found a few feisty spring rainbows in the scablands. Anyone else fishing the desert lakes this spring? Every experience out here is exceptional in some way.

Anyone else chasing steelhead this winter?It’s been tough finding fish in my neck of the woods.

Miss Kea the rescue Llew working the wind farm on one of her first days afield with me last fall. She has a different agenda than the other setters. She finds birds without question, but the process appears to be less of a search, rather a gleeful promenade across the prairie. She seems to savor every last bound of the run, driven by the hunt itself, not only the bird. I suppose she has her priorities straight as we approach her tenth season!

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