Faith in The Point Bird Dogs

16/07/2025

Portraits from the Prairie
The days are getting shorter, and my heart’s beating faster. Every sunset brings me one step closer to the prairie and the sound of hooves in the grass, where the birds dogs stretch out in the morning light, and the wide open starts to feel like home again. North Dakota’s calling.
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13/07/2025

Don’t wait for cold winds to start training for them. The dog you’ll count on when the feathers fly is shaped right now, under a brutal sun, when the sweat is real, and every cast, track, and retrieve demands something deeper.
Train hard, hunt harder

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10/07/2025

“My Father, who has given them to me, is greater than all; no one can sn**ch them out of my Father’s hand.” ~John 10:29
There are few things as precious as a puppy in its first days of life. From their little noises and tiny bodies to their “puppy breath,” it’s almost impossible to not fall in love with these little blessings from God. While we may wish they’d stay small forever, the reality is, they’re going to grow up and eventually we’ll have to say our goodbyes as they leave our homes.
Most parents would agree that it isn’t much different when it comes to our children. In the first moment we hold them in our arms we find ourselves wishing they’d stay that small forever. As a parent, the passage of time is a double-edged sword. On one side you have the blessing of watching them grow, but on the other you have the realization that every time they do or say that little thing you love so much could be the last time before they’ve outgrown it.
Eventually they’ll leave home and head off into the big world, leaving us to question if we taught them everything we could to help them be successful. Of all the things we need to teach them, teaching them about their Heavenly Father is the most important. While we may be their parents here on earth, we were simply entrusted with their care for a short time by their true, eternal, Heavenly Father.
As much as we dread the day they’ll move out and head out into the world, if we’ve taught them to know the Lord, we can find comfort in the fact they’ll never be pulled from His loving hands. We all take time for granted occasionally, but we can’t afford to do so when it comes to cherishing every moment with our children and teaching them about God at every opportunity.
When was the last time you taught your children about Jesus?

10/07/2025

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08/07/2025

From beginning to end this week was a pure blessing from the Lord above!

08/07/2025

Regardless of the dream, if you’re going to chase it, you’re going to need a lot of drive and support if you’re going to catch it.
This past weekend was nothing short of a blessing as we were able to spend time with Mac and the rest of the team as we supported Maclan chase his dreams at the .
As I tried to freeze a few moments in time with my camera, I realized, there’s still plenty of room on his car for him to show the racing world the team that makes it possible for him to chase his dreams and do what he loves.
Reach out to them and see what you can do to support him and have your business seen on tracks across the country!

28/06/2025

This is a breeding we’ve been excited about for quite some time!
I started training “Addie” a few years ago and to this day, I’ve seen very few dogs (if any) which hunt with the intensity and drive she does.
If you have questions, shoot us a DM.

26/06/2025

Cue music for “Eye of the Tiger” 🎵
“Eye of the Pheasant”

Risin’ up, back in the grasslands
Took my vest, took my bird dog
Went the distance, now I’m back on my feet
Just a man and his dog by his side.

Verse 2:
So many times, it happens too fast
You flush, but you’re late on the draw
Don’t lose your grip on your second-shot chance
You must fight just to make it un-alive

Chorus:
It’s the eye of the pheasant, it’s the thrill of the flush
Risin’ up to the beat of the wings
And the last known survivor hides deep in the grass
And he’s stalkin’ us all—with the eye of the pheasant

26/06/2025

“Ask the animals, and they will teach you… or let the earth teach you, and let the fish in the sea inform you.”
~Job 12:7-8
The field has taught me more than any book aside from Scripture. The birds, the dog, the land—they speak of God in a language older than words.

24/06/2025

“Rejoice always, pray continually”
~1 Thessalonians 5:16-17

23/06/2025

“But when he saw the wind, he was afraid and, beginning to sink, cried out, “Lord, save me!” ~Matthew 14:30
Much like a dog standing amidst a field of tall grass, we can probably all relate to the feeling of barely keeping our heads above water at some point in our lives. While we may have all experienced that feeling, the thing that separates us is how we react to it.
What do you do when you feel as if you’re sinking in the storms of life? Do you swim harder in an attempt to save yourself? Do you call out for help? Who do you call out to? The way we answer questions is what separates the believer from non-believer and the spiritually mature from the immature.
There tends to be a common misconception in the world and amongst new believers that Christians are (or should be) immune to the trials of life. Jesus Himself sets the record straight in John 16:33, when He informs us that His followers WILL experience tribulations. In addition to His promise of trials, He reminds us He’s overcome them all and we should take comfort in that.
As Christians, Peter gives us the perfect example of how we should respond to the troubles of life, even those we create for ourselves. While Peter’s example of calling out to the Lord for help when we’re sinking in the troubled waters of life may seem easy, even the most Spiritually mature Christians forget to turn to Christ instead of trying to save themselves from time to time. Although it may be difficult to accept our inability to keep our own heads above water, we must relinquish control and place our faith in the Lord.
In Philippians 4:6, we read that we should not be anxious about anything, but through our prayers, humble requests, and thanksgiving, we should make our requests known to Him. He hears our cries and will answer our pleas for help, all we have to do is keep our eyes on Him and .

22/06/2025

Fall lives in the memory; frost in the air, birds in the wind, and a dog steady as time. You feel it in the quiet moments, and every warm day feels like a page turned too slow.
Am I the only one missing scenes such as this which accompany crisp fall days in the field?