We own a chocolate and ticked German Shorthair Pointer. His color is hard to see so we wanted something that would give us better visual effect and also give him some protection while hunting during deer season. We tried several things like a homemade sweatshirt outfit and a couple of things purchased in hunting dog catalogs. They did not work! We met Nick at his booth at the Armstrong Kennels Game Fair.  We purchased one and had some rubbing problems. No need to worry, Nick replaced it with a better size, so he has choices for you. This year we hunted in total comfort and Schulze was in my sites all the time. It’s a great product and we highly recommend it.

Bert S. Vanman

Route 1, Box 111

Osakis, MN 56360

Since I hunt with a Springer Spaniel I often have trouble seeing him in the tall CRP grass. On opening day in Iowa I hunted with a group of 11 and never had a problem with locating my dog when he had "The Flag" on. Other dog owners were calling their dogs constantly. We also found another use for the flag portion of the harness. One of the guys actually locked himself out of the truck and he used the flag mast to jimmy open the door lock.

Steve Bode

Omaha, NE

I have 2 German Shorthairs and we hunt a lot of CRP here in South Dakota. Trying to keep track of dogs in CRP is almost impossible. I’ve tried bells and beeper collars and not the Flag. The Flag is the only way to hunt. You know where your dog is all of the time. This season I’ve hunted with ten other hunters and their dogs. Everyone of them wanted a Flag for their dog once they saw them work.

Thanks for the Flag,

Dan Conkling

December 1, 1996

Dear Nick,

After receiving the "Flag" from you, I made several trips to North Dakota pheasant hunting and used the "Flag" each time in the extremely heavy cover we encountered on CRP, private, and state set aside lands. The "Flag" certainly increased our bag but more important was the increases enjoyment the "Flag" made in our hunt. My hunting companions were amazed at the effectiveness of the "Flag" and enjoyed shouting "The Flag is on point" (meaning Fritz, my shorthair pointer). Even passerby's would stop and watch the flag move "by itself" through the cover and commented how effective it was.

I have made several contacts to Pheasants Forever and hunting clubs for you and am certain they will respond in the future.

Sincerely,

Bob Cresop Cloquet, MN 55720

Contact us at our hunting dog supply business in Owatonna,
Minnesota, for our flags, which are used for bird dogs during
hunting season