With the passing of my mom to the dreaded Alzheimers disease this past week I haven't made many trips afield after the spring woodcock. I was able to get away this morning with Emma for a little run. We had almost made our circle back in the truck when she went on point.


After the woodcock flushed this is what I found. I got Emma on the leash and walked her to the truck.


Time to stay out of the woods and let mother woodcock raise her brood.
2 comments:
So sorry to hear of the passing of your mother Rick...I have been dealing with this with my mother for a few years also...nice shot of Emma!
Ed
Know what your going through with your mom. It's a sad experience.
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