..and a great shot. Reminds me of when I was young and Dad would take the entire family hunting for rabbit and pheasant. One time he shot a beauty and had it stuffed. It's a beautiful bird that we should leave alone now. The deer population is growing again. Plenty to hunt ..Thanks for sharing .. Have a merry ..
JESUS what a cool dog! I want one bad! Nice point, nice video. Winnie looks like she's having fun! It's so cool to watch hunter and his dog work like a perfect machine.
That was a great video. Really nice. How about using a headcam? Then youd get the shot as well. If you dont know where to go for that try some of the skydiving helmet websites for instance.
@keinermunsterlande maybe if you knew a little about dogs and this breed you would know. Stop judging and and assuming things. I mean the dogs beautiful anyways
love this video reminds me of my old german pointer steffy. she'd do exact same and the point was exactly same in my view best pheasant dog ever bred top dogs and winnie is definately up there with the best of them :):)
that is an absolute brilliant dog should be very proud. great point great work and a very good video did u drop the camera to take that shot was really intense lookin at it i love the feeling of excitement that you get wen u see a pointer on perfect point well done great dog :)
@Morgasm172 Thanks very much, I wasnt sure if people were viewing our videos anylonger. I have some really good videos to add from this year but am waiting until i can record some acoustic guitar to add to the background. I get so darn excited when winnie is tracking, it never gets old. It feels the same way every time...like her first point. Thanks again for commenting
@winniegundog yeah man you have one heck of a god. I didnt know why she was standing so still but when you zoomed onto the bird i was like holy s***t. Yeah man you should be proud i know i wud. Gud catch aswell, nice feasent. Im thinking of getting a german shorthaired pointer but i dont think my hound will be happy. Good hunting man!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Sn0wman1021 I think the you'll be all set with the mix. If you look at winnie closely she has the same markings as a coonhound. yellow legs yellow mouth....although they have turned white due to her age. I used to call her goldenpaws.
@ibanez2010 Thanks for commenting. I had been trying to get video and pics of her for years prior to this. My hands were shaking I was so darn excited. I left the camera on top of the truck prior to leaving the field. totally forgot to grab it. I found it when i got home and out of the truck! unharmed, roof rack kept it from sliding off.
Thats a beautiful point by your dog. Your dog hasnt been trained on flushing the birds? she did great on holding and not rushing the birds. My brittany does that and its a hard habit to break.
@texanol75 Its hard to explain why I never properly trained her. Thanks alot for commenting. rock steady point but she creeps sometimes for no reason. she can be a flushing dog when the birds are running, and a pointing dog when the birds hold. but either way not steady on wing or flush. I hope people who enjoy the videos will forgived us.
@winniegundog my brittany does that sometimes and i think it might just be excitement, and also in my case i am not able to take my dog out but once or twice a season, and so i think it may be that the dog is a little rusty. But thats just my case. But you have a very good looking dog. Keep it up!
@winniegundog you have an awesome gsp........i love bird hunting and im looking to get my first gundog.....im a big fan off brittnanys and german shorthairs, is there a certain breed that i get for never having a ny gundog before?
@kowskiman Im a fan of shorthairs because they hold a point and give me time to catch up to them. On days when hunting is slow and you may only put up one bird, your chances are better if the dog ur hunting with holds a point. Im not sure how a flushing dog would be better in this case.I may be totally wrong on this. Thanks again for the positive comment!!
@scoremat Im sorry to say that Winnie was never trained in the traditional way. She was never whoa broke as a pup. she is not steady on the flush or shot. She will hold on a bird as long as she thinks it is still there, often times the bird is actually scurrying off as I am admiring her point. Winnie will pursue a running bird and will hold the point if the bird stops. some say pheasants can ruin a pup in training. anyways..no command to flush. I will kick up a bird and she chases it.
Man you cant go wrong with a pointer!! i got one and she is amazing!! i could sit and have a cup of tea and a sandwich while she points!! really good video!! lovely dog!!
@11paulmm11 I was just saying the same thing today....having a pointer can be very relaxing. let the dog do the work, trust your dogs nose...keep her close and enjoy. I havn't said "find the bird!!" in 7 years. No commands needed. appreciate every second, every flush. bring a camera and share it. Thanks for commenting
big fan of winnie watched a lot of the videos she is a great gsp. i am taking mine out for the first time this year he is 10 months i am pretty sure he is going to do great.. i hope one day he will be like winnie.. great job
@realtree6990 Winnie started at 10 months. i witnessed her birth feb 2,2002. I'm sure you are going to have a wonderful time with your pup. Patience and lots of love. Shock collar dosent hurt either. always amazed how these dogs need to know who is boss. I cant lay on the floor without her trying to dominate me. bring ur camera, dont be afraid to miss a bird 4 a great pic of ur dog. id hunt without a gun and just video if I could. send us some pics. thanks 4 watching, really appreciate it
@winniegundog ya i figured i needed a shock collar about a week after i got him and u r rite it works great and he listens to me now very well and i dont use the collar much at all.. he really responds great to the whistle. i will definetly put up pics. thanks for the advise. seasons rite around the corner hope to see new videos of winnie.. take care and good luck
As a former German Shorthair owner, I must say they are a Great Dog with a terrific amount of stamina. They will work from sunup to sundown. But the fact remains, he who spends the most time with his dog will have the best dog.
Haha I'd love to teach my dog to do that. She's a pure black lab/pure GSP mix and definitely does have the pointing ability in her. She LOVES birds and will slowly approach them and when they run, so does she haha. Still a little puppy though. :) This was really cute and also informative for me cause I've never seen how they really seek out foul. Thanks.
im so lucky to be able to hunt behind a couple of these dogs, but the vid was real fun to watch, Its real cool to see the bird all locked up. good job
Thanks for commenting. 15 years old!! I will want to find your breeder. Our bloodline dosent seem to be living very long. Some neurological disorders have caused to put them down.
@winniegundog@winniegundog We got him from Sundance Kennels in Columbia MO. Now, my pointer does have some heart issues, (we cannot hunt him anymore because of his heart murmur) but other than that, very active, happy and healthy for a 15 year old dog. Back in his day, he did a great job during field trials.
wow great video and great dog. Im looking into adopting a GSP now that i moved into a home with aot of property. I have always wanted one just havent had the space. How are they at listening when there off the leash. Do they run off or stay with you nicely. And does that take alot of training for your dog to do what you showed in the video
Winnie had never been a very good listner as a puppy, but I have subscribed to tuckerthegsp this gentleman has a german shorthaired pointer that listenes extremely well. I used a shock collar, it worked so well that i put it away after three weeks. Some adoption agencies want you to have a fence on your property to protect the dog. I agree, but love to see these dogs run free burning energy. enjoy
Thanks for commenting. Sometimes a good day of wearing out your dog is god enough. A shock collar will do wonders. Your dog wants you to be happy. Good luck!!
As I sat in front of the computer screen watching this video, my shorthair Deuce came over as he recognized the sound of the bell. He sat next to me and watched the video with great interest. He cocked his head to the side as he always does when he is very interested in things.
He and I went Pheasant hunting many times before we moved to Arizona and he hunted much like your dog. The breed is amazing!
Pointers are vastly superior to flushers... Flushers are unpredictable, and can flush birds too far ahead, or when you're not ready for it, whereas, a pointer will hold the bird until you are good and ready for it to flush.
Not if ur dog is properly trained, pointers are ok in open ground as this, however for hunting woodcock in scrub and thick cover u will not beat a good springer or cocker, and come on i mean a pointer is just telling u where the bird is with the flusher its much more unexpected!!!
@phoenix1916 springer or my labs have always been good pheasent dogs great nose on both of em but i duck hunt so i would go with a lab over any other dog
@phoenix1916 they dont have the right kind of coat for the cold.. they are a phesent dog. not a duck. labs are the best duck dogs out there. i bet you dont get the cold weather like we get so yea
@phoenix1916 where do u hunt? because around here it gets really cold and they are not a good duck dog my uncle has had 4 of em and he even told me they aint good duck dogs
@phoenix1916 Very true! I have hunted with springers and pointers at the same time. They work well in combination. Often the pointer will point in the thick brush and then you get ready for the bird as the springer goes in there and flushes it. Overall I prefer the pointer, but a good flushing dog has a place in the thick brush. I think it's more of a hunters preference, as I enjoy watching both dogs work.
@SeductiveTurtle wow, i guess you really are unfamiliar with many GOOD hunting dogs. I run GSP's and labs, and have had Wiems. I feel bad for you if you really believe what your saying. A dog is as good as it's trainers.
you should really think about a tri-tronics beeper collar that only makes noise when the dog is pointing(still). That bell worked on the pen raised rooster you shot on video but sound would have every late season wild rooster out of the end of the field before you know it.
I walk up behind the dog and shes supposed to hold and let me flush the bird. This is something that we never really trained for. That is why she would not be a good field trial dog. My Fault
im in love with your dog! i have a german wire hair who points the exact same but has fallen ill :( as soon as she passes im going to get one like winnie! Great dog love how she prances so proud with the bird!
Me and my Dad went down the woods with our German shorthaired pointer puppy, she ran into some bushes and we were waiting a fair 10 minutes next sec we saw about 5 or 6 pheaents flying out, and another 5 more from the other bushes flew out :D i love these dogs,how old is yours ?
THanks ! , shes 17 weeks old now , she was chasing a squirell other day ,she llooked well happy chasing it , it then ran up a tree and she looked really confused :)
The terrain was rolling and the air crisp, we started out cold but a thin sweat developed over our bodies as our dogs delivered the beautiful pheasants and partridges to points of our shotguns. One by one we took them, the bond between man, dog and ...nature was complete as the afternoon ended. We honor them tonight at a feast on the table, and cannot wait until we are in the field again.
hey i need answers ok i want a GSP rlly bad but i dont hunt but i will excersice it ALOT and i have a park by my house so i can run with him/her there so can i still get one plz answer back thx!
ive seen almost every video and i have to say WOW..Winnie is the best bird dog i have every seen..would love to hunt with Winnie..lol..im going to take 3 days off from bow hunting and try my luck in claremont for some Pheasant..
that was great used to be into it big about 10 yrs until dog got hot by a car but got a new puppy and going back to sd this year for the first time great video im still excited just watching it
Thanks alot for commenting. I hope you have a wonderful time with your puppy. I would love to go to SD. What a trip that would be. Id have to bring alot of advil for sure.
great video, thanks for sharing. its amazing how smart these dogs are. i own a weimaraner, and soon to adopt a GSP; watching this makes me very eager to get out in the fields with them...
Very impressive point!!! I've hunted over english setters my entire hunting career and got my first GSP last year. We tried hunting once but alas, no birds! I got her from a rescue group at 9 mos so hunting may not be an option.
I was wondering (in my continued pursuit of hunting her) how you introduced the cow bell? I tried one on my dog and she froze up...wouldn't move! I need it to locate her in the field and know when she's on point.
Thank you very much for commenting. The cow bell is something new to me, I will ask my father in law who has hunted under dogs for over 50 years. He will have some wise ass comment. My first thought is that the dog may be a little timid. You definately need some sort of audible device to locate her. I did use a small tiny bell at first. I was picked on severely. I was given a larger bell out of pity. I will get back to you on this.
i sadly lost my two german shorthairs both within six weeks of each other. our one diedd of a stroke. he always layed in bed with me he was my best friend. and shortly after we lost our other dog. the night before we took him to the vet to be put down. god called him home i guess there was someone up there who needed a friend to. i miss them very much. and whoever wants a dog get a shorthair. they are awesome and great with kids if you treat them right.
I am very sorry for your loss. Yes I agree shorthairs are awesome. They sure appreciate the active lifestyle. Often they will smile at you, especially first thing in the morning , to greet you. Your dogs were lucky to have you for owners. Winnie just lost her mother two weeks ago! We are still in mourning. We will spread her ashes in the pheasant fields.
i bought a GSP last year she is by far the best dog i have ever had she is great with my son a good gaurd dog and the best hunting partner ever shes spots all game big and small this is a great breed of dog for the outdoorsman forsure
Great point. Though i must say the dog did not work side to side very well. My pointer goes side to side great but he is young an is not so gentle with the birds when shot. Pretty dog...thanks for posting!
..and a great shot. Reminds me of when I was young and Dad would take the entire family hunting for rabbit and pheasant. One time he shot a beauty and had it stuffed. It's a beautiful bird that we should leave alone now. The deer population is growing again. Plenty to hunt ..Thanks for sharing .. Have a merry ..
RamonaFromPomona 2 months ago
FREEZE!!
J3llYBEANS1 3 months ago
Man and dog an age-old team...
SithSereyPheap1 6 months ago
Rigid from the nose to the tail....
SithSereyPheap1 6 months ago
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Best dogs ever so clever and kind, i love when they freeze :D
chillo09 9 months ago
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chillo09 9 months ago
my dad had one of these when he was very young. From what i hear its an awsome dog
pissmissile 9 months ago
Cool video. I started working my brothers wirehair this past fall. I am used to labs, so it was new to me. So much fun. That was an awsome video.
dakotajim 10 months ago
I have a pointer.... exept he only hunts the ups guy and the mail man. he's sitting on my lap rite now......
envyquest60 10 months ago
JESUS what a cool dog! I want one bad! Nice point, nice video. Winnie looks like she's having fun! It's so cool to watch hunter and his dog work like a perfect machine.
SuperDachshund 10 months ago
That was a great video. Really nice. How about using a headcam? Then youd get the shot as well. If you dont know where to go for that try some of the skydiving helmet websites for instance.
chanctonbury63 11 months ago
@keinermunsterlande maybe if you knew a little about dogs and this breed you would know. Stop judging and and assuming things. I mean the dogs beautiful anyways
xxJL3e2143 11 months ago
I like the nubbed tail wagging the whole time. My pointer does that but knocks over everything on the coffee table with his tail.
ctsoldi3r21 1 year ago
ment to deliver to hand
PurebredLondon 1 year ago
love this video reminds me of my old german pointer steffy. she'd do exact same and the point was exactly same in my view best pheasant dog ever bred top dogs and winnie is definately up there with the best of them :):)
Morgasm172 1 year ago
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This dog is too slow, she stays too close to the hunter and she is way too fat. And why the hell did you get her tail cut????
kleinermunsterlande 1 year ago
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kleinermunsterlande 1 year ago
that is an absolute brilliant dog should be very proud. great point great work and a very good video did u drop the camera to take that shot was really intense lookin at it i love the feeling of excitement that you get wen u see a pointer on perfect point well done great dog :)
Morgasm172 1 year ago
@Morgasm172 Thanks very much, I wasnt sure if people were viewing our videos anylonger. I have some really good videos to add from this year but am waiting until i can record some acoustic guitar to add to the background. I get so darn excited when winnie is tracking, it never gets old. It feels the same way every time...like her first point. Thanks again for commenting
winniegundog 1 year ago
@winniegundog yeah man you have one heck of a god. I didnt know why she was standing so still but when you zoomed onto the bird i was like holy s***t. Yeah man you should be proud i know i wud. Gud catch aswell, nice feasent. Im thinking of getting a german shorthaired pointer but i dont think my hound will be happy. Good hunting man!!!!!!!!!!!!
HalfofHendrix 7 months ago
That's a awsome dog! I'm thinking of getting a German Shorthair/Coonhound mix. will that make a good bird dog?
Sn0wman1021 1 year ago
@Sn0wman1021 I think the you'll be all set with the mix. If you look at winnie closely she has the same markings as a coonhound. yellow legs yellow mouth....although they have turned white due to her age. I used to call her goldenpaws.
winniegundog 1 year ago
@KeepStrumming Thanks for commenting!! When the tail stops and points straight up in the air....Shes on Point!!
winniegundog 1 year ago
Awesome video! I loved how you got footage of the bird just sitting there before it flushed. I don't think I've ever seen that before!
ibanez2010 1 year ago
@ibanez2010 Thanks for commenting. I had been trying to get video and pics of her for years prior to this. My hands were shaking I was so darn excited. I left the camera on top of the truck prior to leaving the field. totally forgot to grab it. I found it when i got home and out of the truck! unharmed, roof rack kept it from sliding off.
winniegundog 1 year ago
Thats a beautiful point by your dog. Your dog hasnt been trained on flushing the birds? she did great on holding and not rushing the birds. My brittany does that and its a hard habit to break.
texanol75 1 year ago
@texanol75 Its hard to explain why I never properly trained her. Thanks alot for commenting. rock steady point but she creeps sometimes for no reason. she can be a flushing dog when the birds are running, and a pointing dog when the birds hold. but either way not steady on wing or flush. I hope people who enjoy the videos will forgived us.
winniegundog 1 year ago
@winniegundog my brittany does that sometimes and i think it might just be excitement, and also in my case i am not able to take my dog out but once or twice a season, and so i think it may be that the dog is a little rusty. But thats just my case. But you have a very good looking dog. Keep it up!
texanol75 1 year ago
@winniegundog you have an awesome gsp........i love bird hunting and im looking to get my first gundog.....im a big fan off brittnanys and german shorthairs, is there a certain breed that i get for never having a ny gundog before?
kowskiman 1 year ago
@kowskiman Im a fan of shorthairs because they hold a point and give me time to catch up to them. On days when hunting is slow and you may only put up one bird, your chances are better if the dog ur hunting with holds a point. Im not sure how a flushing dog would be better in this case.I may be totally wrong on this. Thanks again for the positive comment!!
winniegundog 1 year ago
Awesome dog! How does the dog know when to break point and flush the bird? Do you have a command for this?
scoremat 1 year ago
@scoremat Im sorry to say that Winnie was never trained in the traditional way. She was never whoa broke as a pup. she is not steady on the flush or shot. She will hold on a bird as long as she thinks it is still there, often times the bird is actually scurrying off as I am admiring her point. Winnie will pursue a running bird and will hold the point if the bird stops. some say pheasants can ruin a pup in training. anyways..no command to flush. I will kick up a bird and she chases it.
winniegundog 1 year ago
awesome dog, well done! do you have a command to flush the bird? how does the dog know when to break point and flush the bird?
scoremat 1 year ago
Man you cant go wrong with a pointer!! i got one and she is amazing!! i could sit and have a cup of tea and a sandwich while she points!! really good video!! lovely dog!!
11paulmm11 1 year ago
@11paulmm11 I was just saying the same thing today....having a pointer can be very relaxing. let the dog do the work, trust your dogs nose...keep her close and enjoy. I havn't said "find the bird!!" in 7 years. No commands needed. appreciate every second, every flush. bring a camera and share it. Thanks for commenting
winniegundog 1 year ago
Great video, great dog and a nice shot too.
CaNn0nMaN1 1 year ago
@CaNn0nMaN1
thanks alot for commenting. hope to put more in. watch the other videos if you get a chance
winniegundog 1 year ago
Well done, a superb dog!
fcu1 1 year ago
@fcu1
thanks alot!! please check out the other videos.
winniegundog 1 year ago
@FreebieJeebiesFtw Im scared to
winniegundog 1 year ago
big fan of winnie watched a lot of the videos she is a great gsp. i am taking mine out for the first time this year he is 10 months i am pretty sure he is going to do great.. i hope one day he will be like winnie.. great job
realtree6990 1 year ago
@realtree6990 Winnie started at 10 months. i witnessed her birth feb 2,2002. I'm sure you are going to have a wonderful time with your pup. Patience and lots of love. Shock collar dosent hurt either. always amazed how these dogs need to know who is boss. I cant lay on the floor without her trying to dominate me. bring ur camera, dont be afraid to miss a bird 4 a great pic of ur dog. id hunt without a gun and just video if I could. send us some pics. thanks 4 watching, really appreciate it
winniegundog 1 year ago
@winniegundog ya i figured i needed a shock collar about a week after i got him and u r rite it works great and he listens to me now very well and i dont use the collar much at all.. he really responds great to the whistle. i will definetly put up pics. thanks for the advise. seasons rite around the corner hope to see new videos of winnie.. take care and good luck
realtree6990 1 year ago
Who could dislike this?
kibsyyy 1 year ago
@kibsyyy who could dislike this comment?
winniegundog 1 year ago
nice dog man , very good, i had a waimaraner and it was very hard to training the dog
fx4m 1 year ago
@fx4m I here ya. patience and love. thanks 4 watching
winniegundog 1 year ago
Badass.
Climber022 1 year ago
@Climber022 Badass....I like that
winniegundog 1 year ago
xD the dog is like dammit i wanted to eat it!
MrKingbadass 1 year ago
@MrKingbadass shce eventually did! after I cooked it.
winniegundog 1 year ago
Hehe nice shot :D
AngelofKnife 1 year ago
@AngelofKnife thanks for watching
winniegundog 1 year ago
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FlyNBirdBusterMatt 1 year ago
great vid
jonf1023 1 year ago
@jonf1023 Thanks for watching. Hope to have more this year
winniegundog 1 year ago
Nice shot!!! A beautiful dog too.
bte320 1 year ago
@bte320 Thank you very much!! Really appreciate it you commenting.
winniegundog 1 year ago
@bte320 Thanks for watching. hopefully this beautiful dog will hunt another year. Precious time.
winniegundog 1 year ago
Thats awesome!
anthonyparisotto 1 year ago
@anthonyparisotto I think its awesome that people comment on this video!
winniegundog 1 year ago
wow that was a fast reacting
M3dic1 1 year ago
@M3dic1 Thank you very much for commenting.
winniegundog 1 year ago
nice dog
kid304 1 year ago
@kid304 Thanks kid
winniegundog 1 year ago
great video enjoyed it .
gabriellebc1 1 year ago
@gabriellebc1 Im glad you like the video. If you have time check out some others. Thanks again!
winniegundog 1 year ago
Nice birdy dog, I have a 10 week and a 8 week old gsp. one male and one female. I cant wait to get my dogs on. great dog and nice fast shot.
pdx955 1 year ago
@pdx955 Have fun with the pups. They are a challenge for sure. It's nice to see a sleepy puppy after youve worn them out. So darn naughty though!
winniegundog 1 year ago
As a former German Shorthair owner, I must say they are a Great Dog with a terrific amount of stamina. They will work from sunup to sundown. But the fact remains, he who spends the most time with his dog will have the best dog.
Glennandy 1 year ago
@Glennandy Truer words have never been spoken
winniegundog 1 year ago
Haha I'd love to teach my dog to do that. She's a pure black lab/pure GSP mix and definitely does have the pointing ability in her. She LOVES birds and will slowly approach them and when they run, so does she haha. Still a little puppy though. :) This was really cute and also informative for me cause I've never seen how they really seek out foul. Thanks.
Kitsunegirl1212 1 year ago
Thanks for commenting. Sounds like your little puppy likes to follow her nose. I love watching puppys stalk their prey. enjoy.
winniegundog 1 year ago
Dzoni, he has a bell so when it stops ringing, he's pointing. Not many pointers in the UK wear bells but I believe they do on mainland Europe
weseastham 1 year ago
why does he have a bell??
btw, great dog! great job!
dzoni1990 2 years ago
He did that like he's seen a bird or two.....lol Nice job.
Rik7366 2 years ago
Thank you for commenting. Winnie has seen a few birds. I only hope that she sees a few more. I'll be sure to have my video camera.
winniegundog 1 year ago
Awsome video man ,, Dogs a champ we love em
USA4thewin 2 years ago
Thanks alot!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
im so lucky to be able to hunt behind a couple of these dogs, but the vid was real fun to watch, Its real cool to see the bird all locked up. good job
buffloriders 2 years ago
Thanks alot!! I truly appreciate every minute I get to hang with my little four legged buddy.
winniegundog 2 years ago
Really enjoyed your video-Winnie is a great dog! Check out my Oscar English Pointer video that I've posted-I think you may enjoy it as well!
glenbud 2 years ago
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Angelhaven95 2 years ago
Thanks for commenting. 15 years old!! I will want to find your breeder. Our bloodline dosent seem to be living very long. Some neurological disorders have caused to put them down.
winniegundog 2 years ago
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Angelhaven95 2 years ago
@winniegundog @winniegundog We got him from Sundance Kennels in Columbia MO. Now, my pointer does have some heart issues, (we cannot hunt him anymore because of his heart murmur) but other than that, very active, happy and healthy for a 15 year old dog. Back in his day, he did a great job during field trials.
Angelhaven95 2 years ago
wow great video and great dog. Im looking into adopting a GSP now that i moved into a home with aot of property. I have always wanted one just havent had the space. How are they at listening when there off the leash. Do they run off or stay with you nicely. And does that take alot of training for your dog to do what you showed in the video
TheeeDoctorrr 1 year ago
Winnie had never been a very good listner as a puppy, but I have subscribed to tuckerthegsp this gentleman has a german shorthaired pointer that listenes extremely well. I used a shock collar, it worked so well that i put it away after three weeks. Some adoption agencies want you to have a fence on your property to protect the dog. I agree, but love to see these dogs run free burning energy. enjoy
winniegundog 1 year ago
@TheeeDoctorrr GSP? what is that?
M3dic1 1 year ago
@M3dic1 german shorthaired pointer
TheeeDoctorrr 1 year ago
Pretty incredible. Wish mine was that good.
infamouspauly 2 years ago
Thanks for commenting. Sometimes a good day of wearing out your dog is god enough. A shock collar will do wonders. Your dog wants you to be happy. Good luck!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
DAm Winnie rullllllls
oest69 2 years ago
Thanks alot!!!! I am praying for one more year. Don't want a puppy so soon!
winniegundog 2 years ago
Thanks alot for commenting. Been real busy this year fixing heating systems. Havnt had a chance to reply.
winniegundog 2 years ago
As I sat in front of the computer screen watching this video, my shorthair Deuce came over as he recognized the sound of the bell. He sat next to me and watched the video with great interest. He cocked his head to the side as he always does when he is very interested in things.
He and I went Pheasant hunting many times before we moved to Arizona and he hunted much like your dog. The breed is amazing!
cashstore1 2 years ago
Thats really cool!! Give Deuce a pat on the head for me.
Thanks for commenting. Very Nice.
winniegundog 2 years ago
nice
lcht2 2 years ago
thank you!
winniegundog 2 years ago
Pointers are vastly superior to flushers... Flushers are unpredictable, and can flush birds too far ahead, or when you're not ready for it, whereas, a pointer will hold the bird until you are good and ready for it to flush.
SeductiveTurtle 2 years ago
Not if ur dog is properly trained, pointers are ok in open ground as this, however for hunting woodcock in scrub and thick cover u will not beat a good springer or cocker, and come on i mean a pointer is just telling u where the bird is with the flusher its much more unexpected!!!
phoenix1916 2 years ago
@phoenix1916 springer or my labs have always been good pheasent dogs great nose on both of em but i duck hunt so i would go with a lab over any other dog
redsneckboy 2 years ago
I use my springer for pheasants, grouse, woodcock, and duck, it is great on water and an all round dog its their versatility that makes them so good
phoenix1916 2 years ago
@phoenix1916 nah springer aint wourth a shit in the cold they aint a good duck dog
redsneckboy 2 years ago
-12 over here and mine works fine, get a proper one!
phoenix1916 2 years ago
@phoenix1916 they dont have the right kind of coat for the cold.. they are a phesent dog. not a duck. labs are the best duck dogs out there. i bet you dont get the cold weather like we get so yea
redsneckboy 2 years ago
they are an all round dog i tell u i hunt all game with them????????
phoenix1916 2 years ago
@phoenix1916 where do u hunt? because around here it gets really cold and they are not a good duck dog my uncle has had 4 of em and he even told me they aint good duck dogs
redsneckboy 2 years ago
@phoenix1916 Very true! I have hunted with springers and pointers at the same time. They work well in combination. Often the pointer will point in the thick brush and then you get ready for the bird as the springer goes in there and flushes it. Overall I prefer the pointer, but a good flushing dog has a place in the thick brush. I think it's more of a hunters preference, as I enjoy watching both dogs work.
cashstore1 2 years ago
@cashstore1 yes agree totally
phoenix1916 2 years ago
@SeductiveTurtle wow, i guess you really are unfamiliar with many GOOD hunting dogs. I run GSP's and labs, and have had Wiems. I feel bad for you if you really believe what your saying. A dog is as good as it's trainers.
olie7002 1 year ago
What a beautiful dog. You can tell she loves you too. Very good work.
twieneke76 2 years ago
Thanks alot!! Hope to get another year out of her. Take better care of her than my two kids.
winniegundog 2 years ago
you should really think about a tri-tronics beeper collar that only makes noise when the dog is pointing(still). That bell worked on the pen raised rooster you shot on video but sound would have every late season wild rooster out of the end of the field before you know it.
mkselly 2 years ago
I can use all the help i can get. Mabey I will get one for my birthday.
Thanks
winniegundog 2 years ago
Looks like she really enjoys going out for a hunt
azzh00le 2 years ago
Thanks for commenting. She is a happy girl when outdoors for sure
winniegundog 2 years ago
How do you flush it out? Do you just walk towards it? I ask because I've only used retrievers who do the flushing for me. ^_^
MAJORdorMo 2 years ago
@MAJORdorMo
Yep, I don't have a dog *yet* but you just walk through fields and when you get close to one it will fly up cawking like crazy
warl0ck999 2 years ago
I walk up behind the dog and shes supposed to hold and let me flush the bird. This is something that we never really trained for. That is why she would not be a good field trial dog. My Fault
winniegundog 2 years ago
good video very steady dog and good shooting too!
amccabe08 2 years ago
Thanks for commenting. It was really hard to video knowing that you might miss the bird just to get a good shot.
winniegundog 2 years ago
im in love with your dog! i have a german wire hair who points the exact same but has fallen ill :( as soon as she passes im going to get one like winnie! Great dog love how she prances so proud with the bird!
slik705 2 years ago
Thank you very much for commenting, I am very sorry about your dog. I wish you all the best.
winniegundog 2 years ago
What kind of gun were you using?
truck090 2 years ago
I was using a 12 gauge Browning White Lightning
winniegundog 2 years ago
Me and my Dad went down the woods with our German shorthaired pointer puppy, she ran into some bushes and we were waiting a fair 10 minutes next sec we saw about 5 or 6 pheaents flying out, and another 5 more from the other bushes flew out :D i love these dogs,how old is yours ?
k111m4ch1n3 2 years ago
Thats awesome! Winnie is 7 1/2 years old. She still acts like a puppy sometimes. sounds like ur dog has a good nose.
winniegundog 2 years ago
THanks ! , shes 17 weeks old now , she was chasing a squirell other day ,she llooked well happy chasing it , it then ran up a tree and she looked really confused :)
k111m4ch1n3 2 years ago
The terrain was rolling and the air crisp, we started out cold but a thin sweat developed over our bodies as our dogs delivered the beautiful pheasants and partridges to points of our shotguns. One by one we took them, the bond between man, dog and ...nature was complete as the afternoon ended. We honor them tonight at a feast on the table, and cannot wait until we are in the field again.
clubman500 2 years ago
Beautiful!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
awesome
thedew2007 2 years ago
Thanks alot, glad you enjoyed the video
winniegundog 2 years ago
hey i need answers ok i want a GSP rlly bad but i dont hunt but i will excersice it ALOT and i have a park by my house so i can run with him/her there so can i still get one plz answer back thx!
softballgurl467 2 years ago
Yep sure, they don't calm down till around 7 years old. Mabey a little doggy daycare mixed in. You have my blessing have fun
winniegundog 2 years ago
I'm not so sure she's a pure breed/
dundeeroad 2 years ago
The uglier the better. She looks more like a blue tick coon hound.
winniegundog 2 years ago
ive seen almost every video and i have to say WOW..Winnie is the best bird dog i have every seen..would love to hunt with Winnie..lol..im going to take 3 days off from bow hunting and try my luck in claremont for some Pheasant..
nhbowhunter90 2 years ago
Good luck hunting. Thanks for watching the videos. Really excited to hear someone has tried to watch all of them.
winniegundog 2 years ago
Man's best friend, what loyalty the dog took a little liberty and didn't give the bird right up, then relented to his master.............our roots !
clubman500 2 years ago
Thanks alot for commenting. Man and Beast working together!
winniegundog 2 years ago
that was great used to be into it big about 10 yrs until dog got hot by a car but got a new puppy and going back to sd this year for the first time great video im still excited just watching it
TheWolves1fan 2 years ago
Thanks alot for commenting. I hope you have a wonderful time with your puppy. I would love to go to SD. What a trip that would be. Id have to bring alot of advil for sure.
winniegundog 2 years ago
Great working as well as looking dog you have!!!!
theflatheadkid 2 years ago
Thanks alot. Opening day is tomorrow. If ur hinting good luck!
winniegundog 2 years ago
Thanks alot. Please keep an eye out for more videos.
winniegundog 2 years ago
great video, thanks for sharing. its amazing how smart these dogs are. i own a weimaraner, and soon to adopt a GSP; watching this makes me very eager to get out in the fields with them...
igoldfrank 2 years ago
Thanks alot for commenting. Good luck with your new GSP. Ive always wanted a weimaraner beautiful dog.
Have fun, be safe.
winniegundog 2 years ago
have a great time!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
Going bird hunting tomorrow
Mooseman99991 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I love killing innocent animals for nothing, just for fun!
pl33b 2 years ago
Food! Daw...
Every single animal in this world is innocent..
Yum Yum...
M16TuB 2 years ago
People eat them.
robnarley 2 years ago
Great work tracking a running bird, outstanding point and nice retrieve. You've done a great job training Winnie. Where was this video taken?
oldfairlane1 2 years ago
Thanks alot for commenting. I took this video in New Hampshire up in Bristol along the river. Very small area to hunt but nice fields.
Thanks again!
winniegundog 2 years ago
how old do you need to be to go hunting, i know fishing is whatever but im not sure about hunting.
gillysoulie 2 years ago
I believe that you need to be accompanied by an adult before the age of 16. Then after that you need to go through the hunters education course.
winniegundog 2 years ago
Very impressive point!!! I've hunted over english setters my entire hunting career and got my first GSP last year. We tried hunting once but alas, no birds! I got her from a rescue group at 9 mos so hunting may not be an option.
I was wondering (in my continued pursuit of hunting her) how you introduced the cow bell? I tried one on my dog and she froze up...wouldn't move! I need it to locate her in the field and know when she's on point.
kwiseman84 2 years ago
Thank you very much for commenting. The cow bell is something new to me, I will ask my father in law who has hunted under dogs for over 50 years. He will have some wise ass comment. My first thought is that the dog may be a little timid. You definately need some sort of audible device to locate her. I did use a small tiny bell at first. I was picked on severely. I was given a larger bell out of pity. I will get back to you on this.
winniegundog 2 years ago
beautiful. beautiful dog! had one just like it that got stolen day before the hunt....I missed him....
SassyGIJane 2 years ago
OMGoodness! That's something you don't hear of very often.
'Thank you very much for commenting.
winniegundog 2 years ago
It is hard to lose something that does nothing but give you pleasure in so many ways. GSP's are wonderful!
DOGLUV007 2 years ago
i sadly lost my two german shorthairs both within six weeks of each other. our one diedd of a stroke. he always layed in bed with me he was my best friend. and shortly after we lost our other dog. the night before we took him to the vet to be put down. god called him home i guess there was someone up there who needed a friend to. i miss them very much. and whoever wants a dog get a shorthair. they are awesome and great with kids if you treat them right.
armenianply 2 years ago
I am very sorry for your loss. Yes I agree shorthairs are awesome. They sure appreciate the active lifestyle. Often they will smile at you, especially first thing in the morning , to greet you. Your dogs were lucky to have you for owners. Winnie just lost her mother two weeks ago! We are still in mourning. We will spread her ashes in the pheasant fields.
winniegundog 2 years ago
makes me hungry.....I am gonna make pheasant in creamy mead sauce dish.
SassyGIJane 2 years ago
Excellent !!!! how much are shorthairs?..my boss has a puppy short hair, but he paid $950. Something i dont have haha
ToadWonglers 2 years ago
There are plenty of GSP's looking for good quality homes. Just look up GSP Rescue. Please make some shorthair happy they deserve it!!!!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
thanks for the tip...... she looks proud of herself hahaha.... give her a pat on the back for me
ToadWonglers 2 years ago
i bought a GSP last year she is by far the best dog i have ever had she is great with my son a good gaurd dog and the best hunting partner ever shes spots all game big and small this is a great breed of dog for the outdoorsman forsure
silverado8080 2 years ago
i grew up with german shorthairs and pheasant hunting and i miss both
blackeye240 2 years ago
Can't have one without the other!!
winniegundog 2 years ago
Great point. Though i must say the dog did not work side to side very well. My pointer goes side to side great but he is young an is not so gentle with the birds when shot. Pretty dog...thanks for posting!
wesleymattison00 2 years ago