![Galen Geer and Cookie, North Dakota, September 2008](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjwpzrNw5Qmj8qMu1ayEJDB1GkgSX69m9tF9vvTxcW2XkM7H5nCYwP0LmvT3_51_7ijJdKmhYYUhgQJT7Jxl4UJfhe-IhaadBT0qI4enrHt2_GRUvlMQjduWDXFKPztiXpw1OaM/s400/galencookie.jpg)
Ther is a saying emong hunters that he cannot be a gentleman whyche loveth not hawkyng and hunting, which I have hard old woodmen wel allow as an approved sentence among them. The like sayinge is that hee cannot be a gentleman whych loveth not a dogge.
Anonymous, The Institucion of a Gentleman, 1555.
Galen Geer with Cookie, a
German wirehaired pointer, Griggs Co., North Dakota.
5 comments:
So, are you chasing birds up there? We happened on to about a dozen dusky grouse here at home last weekend, and took one nice big one.
tell galen hi for me. i keep meaning to send pictures of you shooting, but i can't think of a witty enough title: i'm currently leaning towards something about special agents vs. post modernists.
Sawtooth -- I am in search of the semi-mythical North Dakota sharp-tailed grouse. Seriously, the dogs keep finding where they were, as opposed to where they are. It's a big prairie.
Jason -- Send me the photos, wittily or not.
I'm stealing that!
Post a Comment