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One of the things I like about the Higgins method is that it gives the dog freedom to make choices without human influence or intimidation.

Took the old man out of retirement too do some short hunts while Ekahi is healing from her injuries she got on our last Chukar hunt. Kepa is good for about 60-90 minutes before he starts to limp and his front left wrist starts to swell, although the hunts are short he still gets it done. It was awesome hunting with…[Read more]

Took Ekahi 6 1/2 hrs. north for a couple of days of some Chukar hunting. This was her 1st solo Chukar hunt since Kepa,s retirement and she did well.

The end of another great season

These two stalked this running covey for about 200 yards until they finally got the birds stopped so I can get a shot. Nice team work.

Hunted couple of different areas that I haven’t hunted for a couple of years, nice too see the late season numbers are still healthy.

(HGD) Kepa and Ekahi highlights
Videos from our past 3 hunts

I like when I see my dogs running around a 100 mph,(Disclaimer -100 mph is an exaggeration) then all of a sudden gets scent of a bird, stops on a dime, then freezes in whatever position they are in.

Video highlights from our last couple hunts

Hi Brad and all my other friends in our HGD Community. Just want to take a second to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year. Please keep our service men and women in your prayers and don’t forget to put a little something special in a stocking for our four-legged friends that always find a way to put a smile on our faces.…[Read more]

I love when I get too see the chess game between predator vs prey

If you follow the Higgins Method you have heard, or in his writings Brad mention the Circle of Death strategy. If you never heard or seen it happen then here is a video of Kepa and Ekahi demonstrating this strategy on Valley Quail.

The pack doing the circle of death, this is the same strategy (surrounding the prey)…[Read more]

Great month and more too come

(HGD) Kepa doing a great job managing a covey of Quail