The newest addition to my pack is about 6 months old. Had him on a 8 hr old cat track yesterday and to my supriese he opened up on the track which he's never done before. Ive done a little cage work with him on coon but this was his first time on a cat track. He pays more attention to the track ...

Got about a foot of fresh snow last week, our first snow, and haven't been able to cut a cat track even in my best spots. Anyone having a slow start to the season?

By the sounds of it the dc 40s are poison. Anyone run the dc50s?

Thanks buddy
Yes I lose GPS signal. I didn't have a problem with the dc 30. Ill be looking in to get rid of the dc40s.

Just about every time I run I lose the signal. I run a garmin astro with DC 40 collars and the long range antenna on the gps unit. I have never tried radio transmitter type collars. Anyone have any opinions or advice? Thanks - cat walker

Thanks for all the advice. I will be excited to see what he does this season. After what everyone has said and the more I see him work I think a little experince will go along way and I won't be disappointed.

Thanks for the advice guys. Twist I think exposure is a big part of it. 1bludog, he does exactly that. Swings wide back a fourth, although he is a mellow dog.My dogs are out of Nelson Coles cat stuff and skip Coles bear line. The father of this male is a cold nosed striker and is a good locator. Not ...

One of my year and a half old male walkers is out running his nose. I've had him on coon and shot them out on him. He is a good tree dog but he needs more work on the track. Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated, thanks Cat walker