Sorry if this was posted already.But I Was just on the waterdog site, Shannon wrote an article it appears that she is cancelling the show. No more yella and tackett. Another great show bites the dust.
If you tune to the VS channel on DirecTV, there is a message that says something to this effect: Comcast, which owns the Versus channel, has raised the price substantially that it will charge DirecTV to carry the channel.I rarely ever caught it but I hate to lose any show about duck hunting and retrievers. It seems all those outdoor channels only show deer hunting and bass fishing nowand DrekTV is getting entirely pricey and full of trash TV, not to mention the few channels I like are split up so you have to buy the most expensive package and 100s of channels of jenkem just to get one or two. Subscription TV is the biggest rip off.
CoreyI do feel bad for Justin though, but I suspect he will be ok......... SRS would be even less of a loss it would just be one less show with dogs playing with rubber ducks....
hummmmm...now maybe JT will have time to take me (and Gut) on that hunting trip he promised.......
One of the best retriever shows I ever saw was the one when a dog on one of Justins' hunts fell over the front of a running boat and injured a front leg in the prop. The leg had to be amputated. At the end of the show the dog, with three legs, retrieve a goose and earned, I believe, its' GHRC title. It was an inspirational show.
You mean GRHRCH title??One of the best retriever shows I ever saw was the one when a dog on one of Justins' hunts fell over the front of a running boat and injured a front leg in the prop. The leg had to be amputated. At the end of the show the dog, with three legs, retrieve a goose and earned, I believe, its' GHRC title. It was an inspirational show.
Hey Mapman,One of the best retriever shows I ever saw was the one when a dog on one of Justins' hunts fell over the front of a running boat and injured a front leg in the prop. The leg had to be amputated. At the end of the show the dog, with three legs, retrieve a goose and earned, I believe, its' GHRC title. It was an inspirational show.
Unfortunately, Comcast (Versus) is no longer being carried by DirecTv, so that doesn't help me. As mentioned above, Comcast wanted some to charge DirecTv some outrageous amount, DirecTv refused and they could not, or have not, reached an agreement. Same thing apparently that happened between Time-Warner and the Big 10 Network. The difference is that I couldn't care less about the Big 10 Network.SRS is still in production and will continue to be for the foreseeable future and will continue to air on Versus. It was moved to the third quarter this year, but Shannon is trying to move it back to the second quarter for next year.
Roger That!IMHO Waterdog was the most important show representing the properly trained working retriever on television today.
It will be missed.
Yella's imperfections were part of what made the show interesting. They gave her character.I guess ???? ...... if you consider watching noisy, creepping, breaking dog a " good represenatation" of a well trained retriever.
SRS would be even less of a loss it would just be one less show with dogs playing with rubber ducks....
Do you really SRS could be televised if they used live flyers or even dead ducks.. don't think so. My guess is that the handlers would rather use ducks.
Please pour a few drops in your glass so it is only 49% empty.I guess ???? ...... if you consider watching noisy, creepping, breaking dog a " good represenatation" of a well trained retriever.
Then Waterdog is perfect television for you.
Chad
Chad, since you are my friend I feel I can ask--I guess ???? ...... if you consider watching noisy, creepping, breaking dog a " good represenatation" of a well trained retriever.
Then Waterdog is perfect television for you.
Chad