Don't have time to get all you want done in a week? Wishing you had more time for hunting? There's no reason you and your family can't have a relaxing vacation and incorporate hunting into your trip.
Check out the North Florida Watermelon Pond for your next vacation. A great hunting spot with a unique "Old Florida" outdoor adventure feeling. Take your family out camping and enjoy the great cabins that the pond has to offer, while also enjoying hunting (turkey, quail, or deer hunting), horseback riding, or just the great outdoors. This is sure to be a vacation your family will remember!
Get a good light's sleep, catch a nap or just relax in the available cabin rentals.
Lodge offers 2 bedrooms, complete kitchen, great room, patio, a large flat screen TV with DirectTV, AC, wood stove & heat
Lodge Rental $70.00 night with hunt package
$75.00 per night without hunt
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Tips for preparing your dog for hunting season.
Going out hunting during the season, and bringing your dog along? Here are some tips to prepare your dog for the season:
Ensure your pup has the proper training. During hunting, your dog will run ahead of you, and take on tasks that require a strict obedience plan. For this reason, you're going to want to make sure your dog responds to the necessary commands.
Run drills with your dog. The best way to train your dog is to run drills similar to what will happen in the field. True to life activities will prepare your dog for the best possible outcome in the actual event.
Always practice safety. It's important for you to be safe, as well as for your dog to be safe. So invest in the proper gear before hitting the field. Any gear that your dog may wear, place on them beforehand so they can get used to it without it being a distraction.
For other tips and training, contact Kate Boulos of Cedar Ridge Setters.
Ensure your pup has the proper training. During hunting, your dog will run ahead of you, and take on tasks that require a strict obedience plan. For this reason, you're going to want to make sure your dog responds to the necessary commands.
Run drills with your dog. The best way to train your dog is to run drills similar to what will happen in the field. True to life activities will prepare your dog for the best possible outcome in the actual event.
Always practice safety. It's important for you to be safe, as well as for your dog to be safe. So invest in the proper gear before hitting the field. Any gear that your dog may wear, place on them beforehand so they can get used to it without it being a distraction.
For other tips and training, contact Kate Boulos of Cedar Ridge Setters.
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