Boise State and Zamzows teamed up to have a dog retrieve the kicking Tee following kickoffs at all home games. I was asked as a trainer to train one of my dogs for this event. After several months of training I presented a team of 3 pudelpointers for the task. Anyone that has followed Boise State is aware that 50-60 Tee retrieves per year is par for the Bronco games. I made this into a family offering and use my 2 grandsons as backup retrievers when the opposing team runs the ball back past the 50 yard line (making it unsafe to send the dog). Kids are more durable !!!! For more information: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIgNo39KZJ8 www.idahostatesman.com/2010/10/26/1392409/the-newest-bronco-star.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68nDn05iAgw
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Chukar partridge are just one of many gamebirds offered in North America. The topography they live in is, however, the most spectacular and seems to go forever. I always carry a camera on my hunts and I can vividly remember every days hunt from this slide show as if it were yesterday. This slide show covers over 20 years following my pudelpointers across the chukar slopes of Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada.
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I did a 92 mile float trip down the Kanektok River in Alaska with 5 friends. This slide show shows the scenery of the trip and the different fish we caught.......King Salmon, Sockeye Salmon, Cum Salmon, Leopard Trout, Greyling, Arctic Char, and Dollys.
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Hunting roosters is one of my favorite hunts. I hunt Idaho, Oregon, South Dakota, and North Dakota annually. This slide show starts with the 2009 trip to North Dakota a also includes some favorite memories from the years past.
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In my past nothing was more important than big game hunting. I have seen the best parts of Alaska, NW Territories, The Yukon, and BC. I have memories of these vast landscapes that will be with me forever. Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, and The Dakotas have also found me in their most remote haunts, also. It has taken me many years to realize that wildlife photography is much more special than pictures of dead animals or a pile of dead birds, basically saying "look what I did". Im sure Mother Nature hates me for my past but now I dont think I'm mad at anything with hair on it anymore. I must be entering a new hunting phase as most of my pictures today are of the dog work. However, I dont regret any of these hunts and am now doing my best to "give back".
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After successfully hunting 4 different species of North American sheep, I became as passionate of sheep & sheep hunting in the 70's & 80's as I am today of my Pudelpointers. I've spent countless hours obseving and photographing sheep. A sheep hunter acquires a network of friends that also hold the same admiration for these wonderful animals as I do, and these are pictures that I have taken along with many sent me by other sheep enthusiasts from Alaska to Mexico.
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Growing up in Eastern Oregon gave me an early appreciation for monster mule deer bucks. I had taken 2 Boone & Crocket 30 inchers before my 18th birthday and the admiration of these gentle giants still burns a flame within me. I never hunt chukar or blue grouse without my camera, as this is a great opportunity to cross paths with an unexpected trophy buck. Other photos are file photos emailed me, especially those of the whitetail.
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I grew up with a fly rod in my hand and to this day it's a challenge to decide whether I'm going hunting or fishing in October. Catching steelhead on a fly rod may be the most enjoyable outdoor experience I have encountered. Our whole family enjoys fishing together and Brooke, Bryce and LaFaye can be seen in the past fishing in some of these pictures.
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I hunted elk in 2007 in Idaho's Carabou Mountains. My brother-in-law and I took his 4 mules in 8 miles from the nearest road and set up our base camp. We both took 6 point bulls and I photographed many elk before, during, and after our hunt.
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In January 2008, I joined fellow pudelpointer breeder and NAVHDA judge Pat Saunders at his Louisiana duck camp for a week of southern cuisine and waterfowling. His camp his 12 miles out in the Wax Lake Delta. From the camp we hunted snows, blue, and speckled-belly geese; with an assortment of ducks including mallard, canvasback, pintail, widgeon, gadwal, scaup, and teal travelling out another 5-15 miles in a Go-Devil boat from the camp.
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This is a slide show made on a flyfishing excursion I took walking up Lake Fork Creek in McCall, Idaho from our family cabin. It shows 3 miles of this beautiful river from our cabin up to Little Payette Lake. All roadless !!!!
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After 30 years in the medical field I retired to enjoy the life I'd worked so hard to create for myself, my wife, and our pudelpointers. Golfing, Flyfishing, bird hunting, and enjoying our grandchildren !!!!
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Growing up in the 60's and 70's was a special period of time, both the music and the cars helped create this special era. I built a 30 Model A Ford in my garage in '95, taking 5 plus years to complete. The car, "Rodny" is as special to me as my Pudelpointers. Rodny and our 98 Vette, "Speedy" are our daily drivers; especially for any of our road trips.
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Having a pool in your backyard insures regular visits from the grandkids. My daughtewrs husband Rick believes in early watersports for his kids as is shown in this slide show.
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This is a slide show of Cedarwoods First Offense (aka Tukr) and his daughter Cedarwoods A Cup Playmate (aka Dixi) training Dixi for her NAVHDA duck search.
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A must see in everyones lives is the Oregon Coast in August. Driving from Astoria down to Bandon, eating seafood like a king, walking miles of beach, and golfing several of America's top coarses in Bandon is the itinerary.
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This is a slide show of chukar hunting in Idaho, Oregon, & Nevada over our Pudelpointers......Enjoy
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I grew up in Enterprise, Oregon. Growing up in Wallowa County would be any youngster's dream; high mountains on one side and vast canyons on the other, with beautiful Wallowa Lake as your swimming pool. My dad had a realestate business and also a ranch in Flora, Oregon just above the breaks of the Grande Rhonde River. This country is truly "God's Country". Hunting and fishing at their best.
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