My three are very similar, with the exception that I'd exchange the boykin for a vizsla because I already have one and she can't be beat. That being said you can't be a lab during cold season duck hunts and I've thought about getting a brittany previously so if given the chance it'll probably be my next dog.

Springer, GSP, Chessie. I hunt mostly pheasants here in the upper mid-west both the Springer and GSP are amazing pheasant hunters but they have completely different styles so if I'm in the mood pants filling flush i take the Springer. If I have big ground and tightly holding birds I bust out the GSP. The Chessie for those cold late season duck hunts fighting current and ice. He would also be a good meat dog if I need a retriever to find some cripples in the CRP.

GSP upland game,Lab for ducks, Beagle for those wabbits.

Beagle for rabbits (which I already own), Walker coon hound because coon hunting is one heck of a lot of fun and fits well into a schedule with very little available daylight hours, and a black lab for duck hunting and a house pet.

Well I have a terrier-mix mutt that is a beast on rabbits, so I'd keep her. I have a yellow lab, but she's old, fat, and cannot smell. The only thing she hunts is the food bowl, but for a duck blind, I'd definitely have another since I love the breed dearly. My third would be a brittany, simply because that's what my buddies had when I went quail hunting many years ago, and theirs performed marvelously.

English Cocker Spaniel, Irish Red & White Setter, and ... perhaps a wolfhound or two to deter unwanted canines from pestering the other two.

UK Springer of great lines,French Brittany,Wirehaired Pointing Griffon.

why do I think Pritch would take *stern umbrage* at the notion she couldn't handle it?! Hope she never finds out!

I would go with a Boykin, Chessie, and my ever present Brittany. We can use Boykins in WV to hunt turkey in the fall, the Chessie on the OhioRiver for ducks and the Brittany for woodcock and grouse. Oh, what a trifecta.

Probably have to go with a Boykin (which I already own), Black Lab and a GSP. I think this would be a versatile group that could pretty much take care of whatever I threw at them.

My perfect trio would be a Brittany, then use the springer and then the black lab. I've had all three that can perform all 3 tasks. But I love the dogs and like to have as many as I can handle. I've had some amazing dogs and enjoy watching them work. They can also give you "if looks could kill" look when I don't perform and can't give them what they love to do.