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Damn. How is it these lesser animals beat humans in so many ways. Loyal to the end. I get it and have felt the pain.

Any pics of the spot she fell?

This thread is an emotional rollercoaster. Deep sadness over Rosie's death to grinning about GTC22's most thoughtful and generous offer of a pup and Bruce's acceptance.

Right on guys.

I nominate this man for a Beaver award!!!

It's a place where good people do great things.

We will arrange to pick up Posy in Richfield UT. Rosie is still so much of our very beings, but a Posy needs to have an Emily to learn all the bad habits: chew up toys, urp on the rugs not the water proof floor, eat catschidt rokka from the cat box, scatter my shoes and socks where I can't find them, dig holes under the back porch, beg at the table (and always get rewarded), chase the cat, scatter the folded laundry, bark at a mouse farting, track mud in and onto Peg's new bedding...

Everyone please wish for GTC22's success today. He PM'd me from his black powder elk hunt spot. What a super guy.

Should be unanimous!

Really???

Jackson Handy has a way of being a total azz....

Only burned into my memory forever.

Anyone who has hunted chukar much knows these places. They are chukar habitat and often their sanctuary. Hunters can't negotiate the nearly vertical mountain faces. Sheep hunters would also understand.

I would ask that this not become a tussle, but simply a tribute to a wonderful loving dog and a thank you to a complete stranger for his kind generosity.

GTC22, is our first, uncontested, Humanitarian, Beaver Award Winner for 2023.

Done.


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Yes.

No tussles.

Enjoy your new dog.

PM me if you're willing to accept a sizeable donation to help offset that discount!

As it should be.


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Only burned into my memory forever.

Anyone who has hunted chukar much knows these places. They are chukar habitat and often their sanctuary. Hunters can't negotiate the nearly vertical mountain faces. Sheep hunters would also understand.

I would ask that this not become a tussle, but simply a tribute to a wonderful loving dog and a thank you to a complete stranger for his kind generosity.[/quote


to be honest this post pisses me off being a responsible hunting dog owner


I hunt chukar a lot. I run my griffs in orange vests e collars, and gps collars, I never let my griffs hunt out of my line of sight. if they jump, or I shoot a chukar in a steep cliff area I call them back with their e collar, reevaluate. I try and avoid dangerous cliff ares with my griffs when I can. it minimizes risk. sorry for loss but with preparation this loss was probably avoidable. learn from your mistake and teach your children how to safely hunt chukar with dogs

Ya really. I've got three bird dogs I hunt chukar with. Just curious what kind of terrain this happened in....

You chukar hunter and Yamaha outboard owners are a suspect bunch......

I didn't say I think he's completely full of sh it. That would be being a "total azz"......

Thank you sir.

agreed

when im in the outdoors hunting, fishing in remote areas, , I prepare for worst cases scenarios before I head out and bring the necessary gear. A lot of hunting dog owners are really unprepared and put their dogs in human caused dangerous situations that are easily avoided with basic preparations. but now everyone, except the dog, is a victim...

So awesome! There’s good people in this world