Pick Up - 48. FC MCS HENRY, "Henry" LM, Danny Farmer

Owners: Kevin & Mimi Savio & Gabi Rollman
Breeders: Carole Robison

Came to the line at 9:53 am.

Right Flyer - Henry had a nice flyer going right to it.

Left Middle - Going right up the line to the bird.

Right Middle - Henry arrived to the area of the mark from the right side of the holding blind. He made three loops deep and right then worked his way to the bird.

Left Middle - Henry had an extended hunt deep and right of the gunners, the handler then asked for the dog to get assistance which is a pick up.

48. FC MCS HENRY, "Henry" LM, Danny Farmer

Whelp: 11/3/2012
FC-AFC Lanes Lets Get Ready To Rumble ex Sonshine's Hush Sweet Charlet SH

Came to the line at 9:30

Flyer - Long Flyer - Quick recovery of the bird.

Middle Retired - Through the pond to the far shore, Henry drove up the dam to come out left of the blind. He turned and came along to the rim and directly to the bird.

Right Retired - Great line through the water and decoys. Passed just right of the tall grass, he then punched up the hill to get his bird.

48. FC MCS HENRY, "Henry" LM, Danny Farmer

Previously entered National(s): Open - 2018

Came to the line at 10:45 am.

Land Blind - Henry carried his initial line to just over the gravel road. He got a whistle then that got him behind the gunner. With two more blows from Danny he had his bird.

Water Blind - Getting to the second road on his initial line, Henry got two casts to get into the pond and two more in the front piece of the water that carried him through the cattails. One more blow coming in the far section of the pond with a blow for the cover strip with two final whistles to the bird.

Handle - 48. FC MCS HENRY, "Henry" LM, Danny Farmer

FC MCS Henry "Henry" LM, Week/Event Qualified 21 - Central Minnesota RC

Came to the line.

Flyer - Henry went under the arc and over the lip/rim. He came up on the right just behind the bird and quickly scooped up the bird.

Left Retired - Going under the arc, he went back right and got deep climbing the hill. He had to be handled back to the bird.