Dennis R Hammett on Instagram: "When a setter in a field trail “bumps” a bird and flushes it, it must stop. This called a “stop to flush”.Reacting aggressively such as chasing is a DQ from the competition. We don’t always train for this situation or we wait until a setter is finished-steady thru flush and shot. So, a few years ago I was reading a Facebook post and the comments on teaching the “whoa” command and one of the commentators said that he just used a flushing bird as the whoa command. A

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