Out West the deer and elk are a big no no.

I think that’s more of an eastern U.S thing.There’s probably more people from the western side or Midwest on here,which is why you don’t see a whole lot about it.

Don’t have any experience with the tread

I agree with Beebout-it.The drivetrack is a lot easier to look at compared to a handheld.Super easy to stay on top of them in case they’re headed somewhere you don’t want to be.

I did buy a pup from Upstate a couple years ago and I’m pretty happy with the female I got

I think he’s in Utah

You might try Tyson Mathews too, I think he’s got Cameron dogs also.I’m not on Facebook but his Instagram account is high_timber_blueticks

If you’re looking for a puppy you might try Bret Westphal at high country blueticks,he’s up in Montana also and has a lot of the same blood that Jim Harrell does.

I’m sure there’s someone on here that knows a little more but I thought I heard from somebody that he sold most or all of his dogs and isn’t selling puppies or training dogs anymore

Anyone looking for Del’s book go to Double U’s website and it says they have paperback copies available

I had the pleasure of meeting Del about 14 years ago when I went up to Stevensville and bought a pup from him. I thought he was as straightforward and honest as a man can get,especially in the hound world it seems.He invited us in for coffee and we talked dogs and hunting for quite a while and then ...

I usually start training to load up at a pretty early age and by the time they’re physically capable of jumping up to the tailgate they seem to take right to it,especially after watching the older dogs do it.Like David mentioned I’ve found that using a leash at first to give them a little guidance h...

Bret Westphal has high country blueticks in Montana

I have an old uniden vhf and run the alpha without any problems

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