Deutsch-Drahthaar Zwinger von Makoshika

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Deutsch-Drahthaar Zwinger von Makoshika

We are a VDD registered kennel and breed Deutsch Drahthaars with great health & stable temperaments,

11/17/2024

L Litter von Makoshika Announcement: Cheyenne von Makoshika x
Choco vom Flooded Timber

Choco:
VJP - 73
HZP - 180, 182, 12 in search behind Duck
VGP - III./272 4H search behind Duck.
Breed Show 10/10. A Hips. F/f furnishings

Cheyenne:
Color: Schwarzschimmel
DOB: 21/05/2019
Form/Hair: 10/9
Height/Length: 60/61
VJP: Covid Emergency Tracking: 4 and marked sight loud
HZP: 189; 3rd place in 2020 JGV-USA Oberlander
VGP:
HD Rating: HD-A
OCD Frei: Yes
HN
FF

This litter will parallel our J litter. Choco is a specimen in a league of his own….bigger, faster, stronger. Perhaps the most underrated, under used stud in GNA. Capable to excel in all hunting situations. Equally balanced with excellent talent, form/hair, and heritage. He is among the most exceptional hunting dogs state side in the last ten years imo. Very balanced and tough hunting dog.

Cheyenne has been an outstanding hunting dog who claims perminent residency at Makoshika West for good reason….she rolls! One of her sons from the G litter finished 2nd at the international Armbruster, proving her ability to throw her talent.

I expect very capable, talented, athletic hunting dogs from this litter.

Call or message 320 290 3190 with inquires.

11/15/2024

“The charm of fishing is rooted in the pursuit of something elusive yet attainable. A perpetual set of occasions for hope.” - John Bushan

Same is true for upland bird hunting. Perhaps why it is so addictive in nature.

11/10/2024

Faye vom Wolfsweg @ 10 months old in South Dakota.

10/28/2024

Had a nice time chasing birds this afternoon, despite the unseasonably warm temps. I was super proud of the dogs as I was able to take three roosters from a heavily pressured area because of their manners on the game before the shot and dedication to recovery after.

10/26/2024

Wisdom from uncle Ted.

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/ZgrfVj6Wxb5DLmDh/?mibextid=UalRPS

10/24/2024

Show down at sundown w/ Kadoka von Makoshika.

10/20/2024

Flaxton von Makoshika with a great day in the northern plains.

10/19/2024

Kong von Makoshika.

10/17/2024

The unsung heros. Never forget.

10/17/2024

Pheasant: it’s what’s for dinner.

10/14/2024

It never feels quite right shooting em with egg shell still on their head…..super tender for grilling though 😜🤷‍♂️🌮

10/13/2024

Ms. Faye vom Wolfsweg with her prized first wild Nodak Ringneck Pheasant. Great tracking and pointing before the shot and retrieve for this young Broadus female pup. Here’s to many more girl. 🍻

Address

Menoken, ND

Telephone

+13202903190

Website

http://www.vonmakoshika.com/

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Videos

Leo doing Leo things today.

Narrow escape of death today at the DD kennels von Makoshika!!!

Kadoka von Makoshika

Kadota von Makoshika working some wild late winter pheaz.

Daisy vom Wolfsweg backed by Ivory von Makoshika.

Another game of “Does your dog point a week before the test?”

Specs

Snows

Snow Geese

Anyone chasing white geese, they are here😁.

Kaska von Makoshika @ 6 months old.

Kaska von Makoshika @ 6 months old. (Cheyenne von Makoshika x Pelle III vom Spanger-forst)

Knox von Makoshika

Knox von Makoshika showing some talents on a bit of bird work at 6 months old. Looking forward to watching this pup to continue to develop.

“Where’s Annie” living up to her nick name again……lost her for a good hour and a half down in a hole of some critter. We ended up digging her out because she either would not come out or could not come out out which was quite a chore.

“Where’s Annie” living up to her nick name again today. She went down this hole after some sort of critter and stayed down there for a good hour and a half. We ended up digging her out with a small spade and hatchet which was very labor intensive! Thank God I saw her go down the specific hole or it may have been the last of her.