No Quarter Retrievers

14/12/2024

Dog days!

14/12/2024

Nice chilly morning!

08/08/2023

13 month old angling through channels out to 180 yards. Video was taken buy the gunner at the 3rd mark. I had no clue he was videoing it. Thanks Vinny!

Biggs 180 yd mark

17/06/2023

There is a dog in this picture coming back from a water blind retrieve. You will likely have to zoom in. A guy walking by stopped to ask me if I needed some help for my dog. I was very focused on my dog and just said no and continued watching my dog. He walked away saying that is freaking amazing. I would like to thank him for offering to help my dog and his genuine concern. He is a good human being!

02/04/2023

06/03/2023

Biggs. 8 months old. 95% of the way though force fetch. Time to give him a break and cut loose a little. No birds were harmed in this video....

19/02/2023

Keeping a dog steady will keep your dog safe, prolong his hearing and not flare birds that may want to take another pass before decoying. Rocky had an exciting Saturday working a local tower shoot. He was the definition of "working like a dog" and loving it.

17/12/2022

A dogs dream morning.....

18/10/2022

Pups 1st Rooster.

15/07/2018

Lily. Owner described as the "best dog ever", loyal family member and now...cancer survivor. She had her front leg amputated on Friday. She was home Saturday. Lily is our hero. ❤

26/05/2018

It's very rare for me to post too many pictures on FB when it comes to hunting. Today was an achievement. Last day of turkey season. I knew where there was a big mature tom. He had alot of pressure the last couple weeks and had eluded me last weekend as well. Smart bu**er. Nothing harder than hunting an old smart tom that has had constant pressure. I woke up early to the alarm and felt like rolling over instead of rolling out. I knew what my chances were. I rolled out. Go to the gas station and got a large coffee that promptly spilled all over the inside of my truck as I pulled out. Perfect.... tired and half crazy for being up and now my truck is swimming in Colombian Supreme... I get to my destination and park a long ways away. I get set up wondering if my plan will work this week. I don't even know if someone else may have gotten this bird already. I sit sipping my coffee and hear a gobble on the roost. That's a good sign. He's still there. As it gets light, I hear him gobble multiple times. I can see him at 100 yards and he has a hen with him. He sees my decoy and keeps gobbling his head off. I give him the silent treatment as planned. The hen starts to walk away from me and he is going to follow her. I give a couple soft yelps and he gobbles instantly and starts to strut. He strutted for 10-15 minutes waiting for my decoy to come to him. I give him a couple soft clucks and he starts to make a move towards me. This bird gobbled and strutted 100 yards all the way to me. He stops at 17 yards and really is trying to show my decoy what a stud he is. 21 pounds, 10 1/2" beard. It was bittersweet to pull the trigger. I post his picture here not to brag, but, to pay homage to such a wiley adversary.

04/02/2018

Hunting season is over and the dogs want more. Wyatt came downstairs with this big stuffed duck and wanted me to throw it for him. Crazy dogs! Lol