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<blockquote data-quote="magna19" data-source="post: 3034162" data-attributes="member: 24646"><p>Spot on here. They all require some amount of training to be really good. With all things involved in upland bird hunting in Oklahoma and Kansas that I have done since about 1981 the GSP has been the all-around best breed. Though I have hunted with very good Britts, GSP, Eng/Elhew Pointers, Setters. The traits in some breeds that determined my observation is (Stickers/Burrs in some longer hair breeds, wide ranging in some, harder to train in some, all day/multiple days heavy/crop and cover hunting, large groups pheasant hunts). Each breed can be trained to do really good. One thing is for sure they all will train their master or their master will train them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="magna19, post: 3034162, member: 24646"] Spot on here. They all require some amount of training to be really good. With all things involved in upland bird hunting in Oklahoma and Kansas that I have done since about 1981 the GSP has been the all-around best breed. Though I have hunted with very good Britts, GSP, Eng/Elhew Pointers, Setters. The traits in some breeds that determined my observation is (Stickers/Burrs in some longer hair breeds, wide ranging in some, harder to train in some, all day/multiple days heavy/crop and cover hunting, large groups pheasant hunts). Each breed can be trained to do really good. One thing is for sure they all will train their master or their master will train them. [/QUOTE]
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