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Hunting Trips Members have taken.
Shawnee, a chocolate lab, holds a drake mallard in her mouth. There is a bird band on the duck's right leg.
 Mike Sustin's Shawnee with one of two banded mallards taken at Mosquito Creek WMA on opening day 2001
Robert and David Grano with their yellow lab Mac in a grassy field after a duck hunt.
 Robert Grano, son David, and David's yellow lab Mac after a duck hunt in a North Dakota slough .
Dennis Measor dressed in head to toe camo kneels beside his big black lab Riley in a grassy field in North Dakota.
 Dennis Measor and his black lab Riley shared the trip to North Dakota with the Granos.
A black lab in the foreground of a rack of bagged mallards at the bird processor in Arkansas.
 Mike Sustin's lab Scout has some ducky dreams of full limits while waiting for the next flight in Arkansas.
Three cold hunters and a black lab pose with a late winter bag of 6 Canada geese, two of which have white neck collars.
 Mike Sustin and Scout with two friends pose and a full bag of late season geese. The two collared birds were from Pymatuning in PA.
A camoflaged hunter squats beside his yellow lab and a friends black lab. 14 ducks retrieved that morning sit on a fence rail overhead.
 David Grano and his loving dog Mac pose with Riley under a nice mixed bag of North Dakota ducks.
A black retriever runs through chest deep water carrying a hen mallard in Arkansas.
 Picking up crippled birds is the strongest argument for a trained retriever. Scout Sustin brings this suzie back to the pit without a drop.
Four camo clad hunters pose with two black labs standing behind their bag of snow, blue and speckle-bellied geese in an Arkansas wheat field.
 Scout Sustin and his owner Mike pose with Larry and his dog Wendy who guided the group during an Arkansas goose hunt. The two well trained dogs worked well together and retrieved nearly 30 birds this particular morning.