J.C. Walther LLC

09/02/2025

Texas dove hunters can look forward to a good season this year.

Here’s the forecast —> https://tinyurl.com/DoveSeason25

09/02/2025

I hope everyone is taking their dogs out this fall! For my family and I, yesterday was an absolutely amazing opener. was not lying when they said this would be a record year. I saw more birds in 30min than I have in entire years. I hope y’all realize we are currently living in the good old days of dove hunting! So get your dogs out there!

08/13/2025

Even experienced trainers make mistakes….

I took the hunting pups on a trail hike in College Station yesterday. The trail was 100% concrete and offered virtually no shade, it followed quite busy streets most of the way until ending at a park. Both dogs started showing very noticeable signs off heat stress which is a direct result of me not being familiar with the route and underestimating the urban heat in Texas at 1pm (I expected way more shade).

Once I got to the park I was ecstatic to find a cool clear creek that I could let the dogs lay down in until they stopped showing signs of heat injury. Afterwards I just hung out with them for about an hour in the shade.

What you can see here is the moment a mourning dove landed about 15ft behind them and both of them perked up and gave 100% focus and attention to it. That’s when I knew they were fully recovered and we can make our way back home.

The lesson? Familiarize yourself with what ever scenario you’re going to put your dogs into. Don’t assume things about unknown trails. I know better and made a bad judgement call. It happens. Thanks to my background I at least had the toolset to recognize the situation I was in and knew what needed to happen to avert catastrophe. Mistakes happen, what matters is to learn from them.

If you’d like to learn more about Heat Injury shoot me a DM!

06/23/2025

Ashley Specht and Hadley Burrows were headed back home to Poteet, Texas after the Money N Beaches barrel race in Hamilton, Texas when their truck caught fire after colliding with another truck. The two girls were hauling seven horses at the time.

06/20/2025

Alright folks! To further drive home the point of how seriously we take the issues of public lands, hunting and wildlife conservation. I’ve made the decision to donate 5% of profits from all leather product sales to a non profit organization like Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership or Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. These are truly Apolitical and non partisan organizations that support what we as hunters love. As hunters we are politically homeless while republicans are attacking our public lands and clean air/water regulations the democrats are attacking our rights to hunt and fish under the guise of animal cruelty in certain states like colorado or New Jersey.

J.C. Walther LLC will never support a political party or a candidate, we will also NEVER make politics on any other issue outside of hunting fishing and conservation part of what this company is. We support being able to responsibly carry guns and have dogs off leash while being stewards to the species we love to chase and feed our families with! It’s that simple.

06/19/2025

The “Bruce” leash is now in the store! It’s a casual light duty “Jäger” leash that configures to what ever the situation calls for. Custom colors, leathers, sizes available! Check it out in the store if you and your dog want to look so fresh and so clean! Dog- .the.gsp , Photos by

06/18/2025

I am probably one of the pickiest people in the world when it comes to dog training equipment. Especially collars and leashes. I became frustrated that I couldn’t find a company that manufactured them in the USA with quality leathers to my custom specs. As the saying goes if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. I’m proud to announce that we will start selling fully custom leather collars and leashes. 100% Hand made in Kosse TX by yours truly! CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE. www.dogsbywalther.org Many more designs to come in the future! Special thanks to for the outstanding pictures!

01/15/2025

Stay tuned for some posts and videos about experiences and lessons learned from our season of Upland and Duck hunting as well as camping with dogs! Here’s a sneak peak from one of our trips.

10/10/2024

As a Hunter and outdoor enthusiast I truly have no party. Democrats want to take away certain hunts and scientific wildlife management and republicans are dead set on getting rid of public lands and deregulating all protections that have enabled us to have wildlife. Both threats are real, currently in Colorado you need to vote Republican and in Utah you have to vote democrat if you value hunting, wildlife and most of all THE OPPORTUNITY to go do those things in the first place.

But on a greater scale Project 2025 is absolutely terrifying to me as a Hunter. And it should be to any Hunter.

Stories about “Project 2025” have been circulating in the news, but what many hunters and anglers may not realize are the vast implications it would have for the conservation of our nation’s public lands and waters. This presidential transition document – organized by the Heritage Foundation...

09/29/2024

Do you use a stand when you’re dove or duck hunting?

Unless I’m walking far into public land I always try to!

I’ve found it keeps the dogs cooler in hot weather as it allows airflow on their bellies. And it allows them to stay out of the water and dry off quicker when duck hunting in the winter. It keeps them out of ant hills as well. Another benefit with these taller stands, is that I’ve found the dogs can mark significantly better especially when hunting a heavily planted field.

Last but absolutely not least. Having a second place for your dog to stay on and return to, has countless benefits for obedience and calm behavior especially in younger less experienced dogs.

If you’d like to learn me about Place training DM me!

09/27/2024

If youd like to take your Pup on adventures and let them enjoy all the amazing things this country has to offer, DM me!

We will get your dog off leash reliable so you AND your dog can go hiking stress free and most of all safe!

On a side note. It sure would be nice take a dog to Palo Duro on a spot and stalk hunt one day…. But so far we haven’t drawn a thing in 5 years. I guess I just gotta dream on and maybe take another hiking trip up there!

09/22/2024

Hunt Friendly, the Texas Way! Keep public hunting lands huntable. Pack OUT what you pack in!