Well David, she and I not only live together, we work together 7 days a week, and even hunt together sometimes. Pretty sure if I told her that, she won't let me hunt him at ALL...lol, besides she hunts her own dogs, and often comes in after I do. But seriously, I'm not prejudice, I'll hunt whatever ...

Love the video! Some people think a 70lb hound is to big,I'm not one of them. Would sure like to try a pup out of Clyde if you ever breed him to a good female and sell any pups. Robin Powell Oregon I would prefer 40-45 lb dogs, but I use what I found to work. I don't make many breedings, but you ne...

I watched it again and found a problem: The title: Dry Ground Hounds. Any cur man might say “I have a problem with the title unless you edit out that little four legged reason you pressure bobcats to climb before they can get into the rocks.” He might be wrong. He might even try not to think it. Bu...

A little video a friend of mine made, from footage he gathered hunting with me this fall.

How many times have they been reported to AZGFD?

I don't believe any one is doubting it can't be done! But consistantly in my eyes isn't 6 cats in 6 months. If one hunts his dogs enough in any conditions you are going to put a few up it's just that simple. Andy That's actually 6 in 5 weeks and 30 + in a 9 1/2 month season, usually with 8 or 10 li...

I would agree John. If the dogs you need don't exist, start with the next best thing and manipulate through selective breeding to get what you need. Well, in theory anyway lol. You also asked about my dogs. My lead dog Clyde is a 4 1/2 year old English coonhound. He's a competition bred dog, kinda.....

Well, as I said, Smart, fast on track, cold enough nose to trail in adverse conditions, must be a STRONG track dog. Must be a great locator, I think that's where a lot of guys miss. Most use "dry ground" bloodlines, which are typically used for big game, and aren't great locators, they don...

Hunting the high desert for bobcats is the hardest thing a bobcat dog can do.We have scrub oak,cliffrose,cactus of every kind with some cedar,juniper and mansenita thrown in,and lots of rock piles everywhere.On snow you can put one up now and then.West coast dogs don't have a clue what to do here,T...