. IMHO, this is one of the hardest things a traininer (pro or amateur) faces. i'm in the middle of it right now, the dude can do most anything (except maybe sit his booty still"MAINTAINING AN ADVANCED DOG"
) and is always a fun dog to train, but due to his advanced skills, it has become harder and harder to train and NOT tests...
anyhow, here's the quote and i thought it is pretty good. really pertain's to the other "return to pattern blind" thread that got sorta off topic - thanks to me and my friend w. shakespeare
"....Basic field setups employ themes, alot over a period of a few days. They also invoke 3-peats on blinds on a regular basis. At the FIRST SIGN OF DETERIORATION certain drills come into play depeneding on the issue. These include wagon-wheel lining, bird-boy blinds, poison bird drills, tune-up drills, cheating singles, and a fan or Chinese Drill. I strive for an ABCD a week."
now, voight is a self proclaimed lardyite and rex carrian too....sheds some more light on it i think.....
i would like to say, i'm glad Dennis is now including MY 3-peat drill into his schedule....
ahh, those were the days, gator
about 3 or so whistles. no blatent CR or corrections, but could see the suck from that flyer. did just what I wanted, and we pulled through something new for us. I plan to run that same PB blind again soon. should be cheese, especially without the flyer. would seem like a missed opportunity to 'drive it home' if we didn't repeat.
then a winger that wasen't hooked-up, throws bird about 5 feet. and its 200 degrees at 6:30. one of those days..