I'm going to stop and get some for those freaking freakers. My wife took the jerky out of my pack and said there will be no possy on this trip. See you in a week.

I'm James Moore, your probley thinking of tom doman out of mollala oregon. I think you hit the nail on the head. Slow and steady mixed with a little speed. Takes alot of diffrent dogs to make a good pack in tough scenting conditions.

I have hunted a bunch of the nance dogs and even the cross you are talking about. I think your dog is out of ace and bell. ace is a son of sampson. i havn't seen the hyper active side you are refering to. Most of these pups have been early starting fast track drifters. Jeff old strain of flopp eared ...

Mike, headed down to hunt with Jeff. Been a long time comming.

I will leave that to the boys doing the driving. I will however pack a few extra horse shoes.

Headed for the Arizona strip tomorrow, what is the one thing you would make sure was in your pack. Not the obviouse stuff something I might not have in my pack already.
Thanks.

Mark Armstrong has a litter of walker pups for sale right now. This is a proven cross and all the previouse litters have all been exceptional. These will be early starting hard running west coast bobcat dogs that are bred to tree and locate in the big timber. Call Mark Armstrong @ 541-979-3734 for ...

I have a couple of realy cold dogs in my yard none for sale but you should talk to Jeff Allen he's got some walkers with alot of nose

I don't think it matters a bit what color a dogs feet are. As long as you keep the dog in shape. I have a year old dog that is the fastest hardest running dog i have ever hunted. when i first started hunting the dog it would just eat its pads off running so hard. I thought the dog would never make ...

Its never to cold if you want to go. the dogs can handle a lot more than we can

Your dog reminds me of Will Ferrell in step brothers, except i think Bella likes it. Lick the white cougar #$%^, Lick it!!

Larry, you took the words right out of my mouth. I grew up in wyoming and still visit there most every year. The reports i get are of a healthy population and some big toms.

Man I miss the elway, sharp, davis era, but i will still be watching every week.

Not only do we feed our dogs deer, elk and antelope scraps, but i give them the leggs to chew on hide and all. I totaly agree with fullcry. One has nothing to do with the other.

Nice looking pups. I'm working and exercising the dogs up in the wallowa witman right now. you wont have anytrouble making dogs in that part of the state. Good luck.