Sentences with phrase «as duck hunters»

Observing the decline in the number of wintering Black Brant has increased awareness and brought together unusual allies such as duck hunters and local Audubon societies to help replant and restore the Eel Grass beds.

Compare them to standard poodles, originally bred as duck hunters that can swim all day long and ask for more.

The French variety was named chien canard or caniche as a nod to its talents as a duck hunter, and in fact, the Poodle's popularity in France earned it the esteemed title as the country's official national dog.

Not exact matches

As 300 million ducks and geese pour into the flyways, hunters the nation over look forward to another record - breaking season

The scoring in pro football games generally features spiraling passes from quarterbacks like Tarkenton to smooth - gaited receivers like White, but Allen won the game over the Rams as surely as Bud Grant is a duck hunter.

Made with real duck as the first ingredient and never any grains, wheat or by - products, it packs a powerful protein punch to support your little hunter's overall health and satisfy his cravings for meat with every bowl.

Training Necessities Anyone with a dog that hunts waterfowl knows that to get and to keep a duck and goose retriever in good working order takes lots of training from the beginning to the end of a dog's career as a hunter.

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They've worked as military dogs, duck hunters, service dogs, and circus performers.

This dog gets its name from the shores of Maryland where it established itself as an excellent duck - hunter and water retriever.

He was developed in England and Scotland as both a land hunter and a water retriever (retrieving shot ducks from the water).

But as blogger Doug Berman admits, his title is a bit misleading in characterizing the 7th Circuit's decision yesterday in U.S. v. Vitrano, given that the duck hunter in question was a felon under a domestic abuse injunction with a penchant for pipe bombs.