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a redbone retrieving??

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Old 01-28-2004 | 10:33 AM
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has anyone ever seen a redbone that had been trained to retrieve? i was just wandering. have narrowed my choices to a yellow lab or a redbone. do i more deer and squirrel hunting then bird hunting so i have to decide if i want a sniffer or a gogetter will either of these do both.
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Old 02-03-2004 | 01:41 PM
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I use my lab for deer occasionally squirrel but mostly birds. I think the lab would be your better choice.

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Old 02-04-2004 | 11:12 AM
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Default RE: a redbone retrieving??

maybe you should look into a more versital breed like wire hair pointers to name my fav. versital dogs can track, trail, sent, run rabbtis, anything you want to hunt.
check out navda
north ameica versital dog association (?)

to answer ypur question
yes you can train (any dog ) to retrieve f you have the time and paitents

I met an indian in new mexico once who had a mixed pointer hound dog he was hunting with when i asked how his bird dog was to train he looked at me kinda funny

-- it ain't a bird dog it's a hunting dog--
turns out he hunted everything with it from quail and ducks to cougers and pigs
get a hunting dog and let him hunt.
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