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My dad has one(possibly two) female black labs for sale. Both parents are black labs and AKC certified. The litter produced 3 yellows and 5 blacks. Some white spotting on some of the pups chests and paws. The father is my lab Louie and he has an awesome disposition. Trout fished with me since he was 6 months old. Retrieved about 50 ducks last year in his rookie season. He is rearing and ready to go when we do stuff, but is a great house pet too. email me at curly_17_33@yahoo.com for further info if you are interested the puppies are 6 weeks old and located in Prairie du Chien, WI
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Lou refusing to be done fishing  
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What are the Wisconsin laws regarding bringing your dog fishing with you on easements? In Minnesota you have to have landowner permission or be on state land. I ask because I’ ve got a 4 month old shorthair who I plan to bring fishing. First trip with him will be next weekend.
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I would guess they're allowed unless otherwise noted. I know a handful of easements that have official looking no dog signs.
I could be wrong though. Trapper would probably know for sure.
I've always taken my dog on state or county land
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good luck with the pup!
maybe a shorthair will have less instinct to chase your fly line than a lab does lol
the ticks have been not so bad lately. may/early june was terrible
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Thanks. Think I’m going to start with him leashed to my belt and go from there. I’m all ears for pointers/advice. Edited by user Friday, July 12, 2019 2:01:00 AM(UTC)
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A few places with cattle have posted no dogs or pets on leash.
Control of your dog is the most important issue.
My yellow lab stays on a lead if I plan on catching anything.
An employee of TUDARE insists on not taking a dog on easements..idiot
I have never ever had an issue taking my dogs fishing
Wisconsin has no law concerning dogs on easements.
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BRB, are those pups guaranteed deer killers?😄 |
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