http://www.libertyhollowwhitetailhunts.com/ Deer hunting in Lancaster PA at Liberty Hollow Whitetail Hunts provides a unique hunting experience because our deer range inside our hunting preserve in a natural environment. No other hunters during your stay.
Duration : 2 min 58 sec
This is the landmark DVD for everyone to view before they undertake an early release quail project. http://www.qualitywildlife.com
Full Video Running time is 51:18
It can be purchased directly from Quality Wildlife Services at http://qualitywildlife.com/shoppingcart/Products/Putting-Quail-Back-in-Your-Quail-Hunting-II__PQB-II.aspx
Duration : 0:3:49
Follow the Atkinson Expeditions team and Cherine Smith as they go and pursue her first bull elk.
Duration : 6 min 18 sec
Scary Pheasant Hunting trip, This is exactly why you should be safe hunting, luckily nobody was hurt only peppered.
Duration : 1 min 15 sec
My first Youtube video is a bird hunting adventure showing the type of habitat where Mearns Quail live just north of the Mexican border in Southern Arizona. I show my 2 Brittany’s hunting and pointing the secretive little birds that live in the Oaks at between 4,000 and 6,000 feet in elevation.
Duration : 0:6:0
German Shorthair Hunting Dog: We profile this popular breed of sporting dog by the Arizona Game and Fish Department http://www.azgfd.gov/video
Duration : 2 min 18 sec
Want epic Quail Hunting?
Take a shot at habitat restoration.
http://www.MissouriConservation.org/7889
Duration : 0:1:41
The dog days of summer. Not really the time most folks think about hunting, but in order to be successful on public lands, this is the time to begin preparations for fall.
Duration : 20 min 33 sec
This video may help explain why bagging a gobbler on public land is so difficult
Duration : 1 min 22 sec
I’ve never been hunting before, but I’d love to get into hunting dove and quail. What dog breeds are good for bird hunting? Would I need a dog who flushes the birds, or more of a retriever? Or both?
I’ve had a lot of experience owning and training dogs, though I’d have to have my first dog trained for me since I have little hunting experience.
I would looking into springers and GSP. Of course if you’ve never been hunting at all I suggest you find some local hunters willing to take you under their wing and get THEIR advice. After that find a reputable working breeder and look into getting an older pup/adult that has been already started on training.