Monthly Archives: December 2018

Recipe by Melissa Warren – owner of Wildrose Rosie Quail and duck are the perfect ingredients for a dark-roux gumbo. I like making a flavorful stock from the carcass of a leftover Thanksgiving turkey with the bones of the duck … Continue reading →

An Excerpt from The Gun Dog Notebook By Durrell L. Smith   What is it about The Wildrose Way?  For me, the Wildrose Way served as the foundation for my understanding. Since I did not grow up hunting, dogs were … Continue reading →

By Guy C. Billups Wildrose Texas On a late season hunt John Murphy, trainer, Wildrose Texas, and I shot down two pairs of mallards on an icy morning. Captured above. June and Mojo were able to demonstrate the convenience of … Continue reading →

  How a Champion is Born and Raised By Dr. Ben W. McClelland Just over three years ago when Hattie Billups went to Wildrose’s puppy pickin’ of a Deke and Mira litter, she didn’t get to pick one. After the other … Continue reading →

By Mike Stewart Wildrose Kennels Increasingly, we see the resurgence of the popularity of hunting quail.  Decades ago quail populations dwindled in the wild which, in turn, led to a decreased opportunity for the wingshooter to experience the excitement of … Continue reading →

We have been busy at Wildrose Carolinas with a lot of activity: Currently we have 15 dogs in training right now in all stages from obedience/adventure dog to basic and advanced gundog and all are progressing well. In October, our … Continue reading →