jas,
You mentioned in another thread that you had never seen a Lab on Point -- so this morning, I took mine out to an area that holds wild quail (they are not nesting yet, so I wasn't disturbing them). Here is a pic of Casey boy on point -- If my wife would have waited 2 more seconds, his tail would have been up -- he always goes tripod, then the tail comes up. Wish it was a better pic, but I'll get some better ones next weekend and put them up.

Doc
good looking dog!
love a fox red
I wanted to post pictures of our dogs on point, but I didn't want to steal your thunder!
Go get em Doc

Please put 'em up (don't worry about thunder stealing). jashoffa (and probably a few others) need to see them.

There was a strong wind today, so Casey picked up on the scent cone quite a ways out from the birds........ They are behind the weeds up by the road (straight out from casey's nose).

This a piece of the same pic -- I zoomed in as much as I could without distorting it.

Heres my oldest male tig, sorry about the quality of the actually photo


This is gracie, she was about 18 months in this picture, we sold her shortly after this phote was taken as a started dog.

Hey Doc .....Rachswid has a female with the same sire as Casey..."Grit's of Black Forest"...his female's name is "Libby of Black Forest"....small world ain't it..

AHHHH.....Yes we know a good pedigree when we see one
Gracie in the picture above is libby's half sister
Black Forest is a great kennel with an amazing bloodline.

I'll bring home my new pup next week with Black Forest pedigree ..

Hey Wayne --- If you look through the Knutson book, you will se a couple (?more?) pics of Grits -- He's your dog's grand daddy

Guess I'd better quit reading, and start looking at some of the pic's then...