Hi, looking to buy some live chukars for dog training. Does anyone know who sells these? They are a tough bird and can stand up to being retrieved multiple times. BC Pheasant Company doesn't sell them anymore.
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Hi, looking to buy some live chukars for dog training. Does anyone know who sells these? They are a tough bird and can stand up to being retrieved multiple times. BC Pheasant Company doesn't sell them anymore.
Might not be helpful but I got mine through the NAVHDA branch in alberta that I was a member of. They'd take pre orders so you'd go for training session and leave with as many birds as you'd ordered.
Maybe try Kevin Hill at Belmont Gun Dogs in Surrey.
He use to do chukars and pheasants.
Thanks very much!
I think there is a guy out around Hope who sells birds for hunting dog training,,,,pigeons, quail, chukars, and pheasants.
Would you happen to have any contact info for him? If everything goes well I’m hoping to have a GSP pup this spring and have been looking to source some birds in the future. Haven’t ruled out starting a pigeon coup but would like some quail, alive and frozen for introduction purposesQuote:
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Thanks for the heads up BriarPatch. Appreciate it.
google says he died of covid last month.
You couldn't be more wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by walks with deer
david theissen abbotsford google that it says died dec 15th 2020
If it's the same guy and he died when he was a 100 years old I'd say hats off to him if he was still capable of raising upland birds. I really doubt it could be the same guy, though.Quote:
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Originally Posted by huntingfamily
As per usual with that one. Most of the tripe he posts here is of that nature.
Cheers,
Nog
Abbotsford has about 10,000 Thiesen, Thyssen, Thiessens etc. I’m betting more than one is named Dave. I share the last name, but not the first, and ironically, I don’t think there is a single Dave in our extended family.Quote:
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