From Country Life Illustrated (27 November 1897)
July 1, 2012 by SWestfall3
Posted in Flat-coated retriever | Tagged Flat-coated retriever, pheasant, ring-necked pheasant, wavy-coated retriever | 1 Comment
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I grew up watching Retrievers bring back the varies ducks and birds shot by their owners. Today the numbers of Ducks and varieties thereof have greatly diminished. Now they raise ducks like the Mallards for hunting season. We have about 20 males and 2 females escapees who live here year round. The changes in climate have changed flight paths. The last few years very few Canadian Geese are mature larger specimens? I laughed when the Geese invaded the Creek where the Mallards were quietly enjoying the fall season. They jumped up on the pier and loudly announced their discontent to this rowdy invaders of thier habitat.