Opinions on dog setups?

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Drake
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Opinions on dog setups?

Postby Drake » Fri Dec 07, 2001 3:13 pm

I just wanted to hear how some of you have your dogs set up when you hunt. This is my first year hunting with my own dog and I had never really paid much attention to setups people had for their dogs before. I have been hunting around the edge of flooded timber and have used the bottom of my ol' man treestand as a platform for my dog to sit on so far. I was wondering what everyone (those that don't have a permanent blind or don't hunt out of a boat) used and how your dog likes it.
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Opinions on dog setups?

Postby duforester » Fri Dec 07, 2001 3:15 pm

Well, I have used the bottom of my treestand as well. Or, if we are close enough to a big log or the land, Remi gets on them.
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Opinions on dog setups?

Postby CaptnT » Fri Dec 07, 2001 4:09 pm

Ol' cypress logs big enough to float Beau works fine, plus you get to see the old boy do the lumberjack logroll!!

I have seen guys use an old tire with plywood attached on top. Makes ol' rover sit tight to keep from falling in. [img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img]
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Opinions on dog setups?

Postby Dirty Duck Hunter » Fri Dec 07, 2001 5:00 pm

If you have a place you hunt pretty regular, the best stand for a dog, other than a platform, is to take a 50 gallon drum poke holes in it a let it sink. You pretty much have to have a pretty consistent water level , so only about 2 inches of the top is exposed, works great, easy to jump off, and to get back on!

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