This question was on here a couple weeks ago and I think I was the only one who didn't say lab, mine is the treeing walker coonhound. Its what I grew up hunting with, but #2 is a brittany and #3 is a lab

i like the beagle. i know this sounds weird but our beagle will now flush birds like a lab will. She also hunts bunny. They also are very energetic and a fun dog to have. I think they are very versatile since you can use them in a field or in 2 feet of powder snow in a ceder bog

I love my Labs, they are versatile, have great heart, love to hunt and at the same time are awesome pets and companions.

I also love the beagle, they live to hunt and eat and that is about it.

A lab or a golden retreaver because there are a good all around dog.

I currently do not have a bird dog (my ancestors would be ashamed) I have hunted over just about every type of upland and waterfowl dog. I grew up with a Brittany, but I have to say the next hunting dog I will get will either be a German Shorthair or a German Wirehair depending on if I move to Alaska or stay in Oklahoma. I like Shorthairs and Wirehairs because they are at home in an upland field and in the duck blind.

Black Labrador Retrievers. It is a lifetime tradition. The finest bloodlines. Field trial dogs make the best hunting dogs. 95% of National Champions were Black Labs.

If there were any wild pheasants around here, I would have Labs, English Pointers, and English setters.

Bird dogs of Champion breeding are equally impressive at What They Do. They're also quite friendly.