Monthly Archives: April 2020

By Sally Quong, Little Q Ranch   “This is a recipe given to me by my Aunt Barbara.  It’s simple and I always have the ingredients on hand.  These brownies have been a perfect compliment to our pheasant shoots.  There … Continue reading →

By Steven Lucius, Wildrose Carolinas Many people have experienced being invited on a hunt during their dog’s first season. Sometimes we have never been to this location or seen how the blind is set up. And if we have, we … Continue reading →

By Alan Newton, owner of Wildrose Shadow Following the end of a long and happy fourteen-year relationship with an outstanding Chesapeake Bay Retriever, I made the decision to search for reputable Labrador Retriever breeders (no offense to the Chessie, as … Continue reading →

By Scott White, DVM, MPH Edited by Ben W. McClelland, Ph.D. One of Tom Smith’s many effective innovations for the Advanced Handlers Retreat was including Veterinarian Scott White’s presentations on field first-aid. White’s talks were so popular with the retreat attendees … Continue reading →

By Guy Billups, Wildrose Texas To kick off the year I took a trip to Yorkshire, England the last week of January. In contrast to my previous trips to England, the itinerary did not consist of simply watching dogs compete, … Continue reading →

By Mike Stewart, Wildrose International Whistle signals are the primary control communicator for directing any sporting dog afield, whether for hunting or adventure excursions.  Simply, whistle tones can be projected further with more clarity than voice commands so the whistle signal … Continue reading →

By Joshua Quong, Little Q Ranch A couple of month ago I was fortunate enough to meet a photographer who came out on his first quail hunt to snap a few photos. The shutter of the big lens clacked speedily … Continue reading →