Getting the finger - Page 2

VM, dirty, sweaty, footwear.

I might point out that women also snore.....lol

"Not I", said the fly.

Man what is it with the socks today?

LMAO

To start I do not snore!  I am a very quiet sleeper, no snoring at all, unless I am really exhausted and maybe drunk.  Even then it's rare.  

Did you have an E collar on that dog?  Just curious.  Great dog with great presence makes the helper look small. 

I sent my dog in for a hold and bark on a 6'3" helper.  The dog was about a 15 months old and the helper was out of his league.  He thought spitting in my dogs face would "motivate" my dog.  It just pissed my dog off and my dog was up in the decoys face, clacking his teeth next to the guys nose.  As I was taking my time approaching the blind I heard my wife who was watching say "I wouldn't do that if I were you, he's going to bite you in the face."  I rounded the blind and found a scared decoy who learned a good lesson and luckily didn't get bit.  The dog had a habit of biting decoys in the chest who provoked him.  

Jim    

Hey Sock, if the shoe fits....... 

I need to change my avatar. Let me think about this for week or 2.  Hmmmmmm!

Just a little advice only the heavy sleeper snores, as the light sleeper hears it all. Ask the heavy sleeper what he/she heard.  I am thinking only crickets.

LMAO

Jim, yes he has an E-collar on, I never train without one. We were working on his out issue after the last trial. He was getting nasty and dirty. He has always done the in your face thing. Doesn't matter how tall a decoy is, he gets up in their face and looks them in the eye. Last night he actually bumped the decoys face with his nose, no teeth but it freaked the kid out.

It's one of the few issues we have had to work on. I need to go back to a long line and jerk him back. He likes to get so close to the decoy, he actually slides up and down their body. I need to back him up some. It keeps him cleaner.

4Pack nice video!
Did the kid last night have to go put on clean underwear?