Here is some stupid questions from a newbie to wake up this ancient topic...

Perk said, that Triggs and Running walkers are classified as American Foxhounds, and also July, Penn Marydel, Birdsong, Bi-water, Goodman, and Huspeth hounds are this foxhound breed. So what is the difference between ...

Cox, it is in Sweden where they can use only 2 dogs at the same time. I'm hunting in Finland and here we can still use as many dogs as we want to, but mostly we use only 1-2 dogs at the same time.

We run red fox and mainly in snowy conditions, because dry part of the season goes in bear hunting and dog training. Here foxes can go in a den after 5 minutes run or run easily the whole day and up to 10-20 miles, it depends on how much pressure hound/hounds can give to fox and how hard/easy ...

So Nolte, you do think that most of the coyote hounds does not have enough grit to stay on a caught bear? I'm hunting European brown bear and we don't have yotes that could disturb our bear hunting.

I'm considering to take a coyote dog because the main game that I hunt will be fox and plotthounds ...

I'm just interested is there anyone who uses his coyote dogs for bearhunting and if there is, how do they work on a bear? It may be that I'm buying one hound from coyote hunter for fox and lynx hunting and I'm considering to try it for brown bear also.