Circle Project Upland Logo Sticker
$2.99
These matte finish vinyl stickers are 3″ wide circles with the alternate Project Upland round logo. Great for trucks, kennels, gun cases, and random bathroom stalls…
- Get 20% OFF when you order 5 or more (can mix designs)
- Made in the USA
- Weatherproof
Description
Thick, durable vinyl protects your matte circle stickers from scratching, rain & sunlight.
Additional information
| Weight | .1 oz |
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Maximilian Goldberg –
I have had a Cocker. It was the best dog for woodcock hunting. Easy to train, easy to fit in a small car. They have an exceptional ability to crawl under any bush or denes vegetation. She was very good in water too.
Her nose in a field was just a good as it was in woods.
Only thing that she was not good at was a long-rang searching in open fields. But I don’t consider that to be an issue at all. She was pretty good at quail hunting too.
If you live in a city, like myself, this is best breed to have. They don’t usually take a much space and they are much easy to be kept in apartment conditions than any other breed. As I am a weekend worrier and hunter, I am seriously thinking of English Cocker or Russian Spaniel. BTW, the Russian spaniel was breed from English Cocker. Those dogs were very popular among city-dwelling hunters.
Gregg Eide –
I’ve had 4 ec’s they are the best flushing grouse there issue. Very easy to train. Low maintenance. Just a joy to own. Word of caution though. They need daily exercise. And weekly excursion.
English Cocker Field Spaniel article – Lively Little Hunters –
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Bubba Foy –
Where can I find a puppy of this breed in South Carolina, or near here.
Dean –
I hunted with two American cockers for 17 years. The hunted close and were tireless. They also were experts at flushing ruffed grouse and woodcock within range and I never lose a bird hunting with them. Don’t let anyone tell you they are just show dogs. Cut their hair short for hunting. Keep them fit playing fetch in the off season and walks are mandatory.