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TESTIMONIALS Kevin:
Hello Jim,
Hope you had an enjoyable Thanksgiving.
We have had Buck out pheasant hunting a number of times now (5 or 6) and we couldn't be more pleased and impressed. He is getting very bird savvy. None of the pheasants tricks are fooling him any more. The other day we downed a hen and saw her duck into heavy cover. I told Ed that if Buck couldn't find her then she was gone because we would never find her in such thick cover. Ed and I searched the area that we last saw the hen in. Buck soon moved away from us. I began to think he might have lost interest when a minute later and about 30 yards away he went on point. Sure enough there was the wounded hen. Buck found hard to locate downed birds twice more that day and pointed his way to helping us bag eight pheasants in about 3 1\2 hours. It was our best day yet. I am starting to trust him as if he were a seasoned veteran.
Our next hunt will probably be next Sat. at one of the state grounds. We can't wait.
Buck is now ten months old. His appearance is lean and starting to become muscular. His head is shaped very much like Paytons. He now weighs 52 lbs. Do you think he will grow much more and if so how? Taller? Heavier? or both. We feed him well according to your instructions and he is the picture of canine health. When afield either hunting or hiking he is energetic and tireless.
I'm sure you will be pleased to hear that Buck has a very agreeable temperament and is a pleasure to be around. His desire to please Ed and I is always evident especially when compared to other breeds that we have contact with.
Happy Holidays again
and Thanks, We are out to EARN a good reputationCopyright
2014 Hatten’s German Shorthaired Pointers
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