Mosby and a few Doves
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Mosby and a few Doves
Mosby is my 10 month old British Lab. We did a quick morning dove hunt a few weekends ago, mostly just so I could take him out. It was good fun. He hunted quite well. I was very pleased with him finding birds in the tall grass. We need to work on the handles. There was a lot of excitement for him. Luckily only one other hunter shooting, and his dog was more steady than mine. This is my first dog in a few years. My last dog was tough to get over, and he trained me so starting over is not easy. Of course I had my previous dog before I was married or had children. Hard to tell at this stage which one I'm training better, the dog or my 4 year old. Since there were only a few doves I decided to try something new. I plucked them and cooked them whole. I got an extra bite from each leg but leaving the skin on and letting it get crispy was pretty good. They are a lot easier than plucking ducks but don't know if I would do it for a whole limit. John
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Re: Mosby and a few Doves
Great pictures and Mosby is a good looking dog, I like to pluck my doves and cook them in a "dove paella". Jim
Goodbye Mandy, once in a life time hunting dog. I miss you every day.
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Re: Mosby and a few Doves
fine looking dog,i have never plucked a dove,i have plucked a lot of bobwhite and thought it was worth the effort. thanks for posting and welcome to the forum
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