The Unforgettables and Other True Fables. The long awaited for 3rd edition of this book is back in our store! Here’s what renown sporting dog writer Tom Davis has to say about Bill Allen’s marvelous memoir:… 
Youth Field Trial Alliance presents two great Fundraising Raffles thanks to our new supporter, US Amateur All-Age Derby Invitational and our long-time supporter Patty’s Custom Leather and Canvas Both are fantastic opportunities…limited ticket sales so…
Class — “One That Runs Away But Not Quite” 114 Years Later Albert Frederick Hochwalt, Dayton, Ohio, 1926 This seems an appropriate place to include A.F. Hochwalt’s definition of a “class dog.” He always insisted…
Things were looking dismal at the Mudtown trial that Fall. The judges, with two braces left, still had no dogs at all. Eight and forty dogs were drawn; done were forty four. Five dogs posted…
Last month Mazie Davis and I were traveling north on Route 21 through Hayneville, Alabama. Just north of town, Mazie pointed to a driveway on the right with a broken-down brick entryway. A columned white…
By our favorite reporter, Bill Allen, published in the American Field 47 years ago in the March 30, 1974 issue. 1974 Masters Open Quail Championship_Shooting Dog Classic_Report Palariel Stormy Clown. The new champion is posed…
Everett Skehan interview with Colvin Davis that appeared in the June 27th issue of the American Field Colvin Davis and his wife, Mazie, have been a highly successful team on the all-age circuit for many…
