This is another great note from your teacher friend in New Hampshire. Brady and I spent the Summer in Northern Maine running a conservation camp. The picture I am sending you is from a youth hunters apprentice ship program through Safari Club International. Brady and I were asked to help with 12 young kids on a Pheasant hunt. Pheasants are hard for Brady a little just because they run so much. But as the picture shows Brady was on a long track after a young man winged this pheasant. I heard Brady's bell far out in the thick stuff and thought he lost the bird so I called him back around and when he was coming back his bell went silent.
So I figured he was pointing the pheasant, to my amazement when I went in to flush the bird, Brady had the pheasant in his mouth and was locked on a woodcock. I couldn't believe that with a nose full of pheasant he would still point his favorite bird to hunt!!!!!! We are still training and learning, but Brady is only two and I am still a rookie, But we love to do it all. Thanks again for this amazing experience.
Best Wishes, David Kenney
Toy on point with Ram backing
Vernon de L’Escarbot, Owner Mark Dinsmore
Ram Du Bois De Vauchelles, Owner John Mooney
Valor de L’Escarbot, Owner Bruce Miller
After a successful South Dakota Pheasant Hunt in mid-December 2005.
Mother and Son working in the field – Vernon de L’Escarbot “Vern” and Souris du Clapet Aux Bartavelles (France) “Sue”
Three generations of L’Escarbot Kennels females – from l to r – Rose, her mother Jipsie, and her grandmother Ivee
