I don't buy the holding the scent deal either, if they could really do that you would NEVER get one in a tree. If it was me that kept looseing him, I would leave them Plott's at home, keeping them fresh for bear season, and put some of Jeff Allen's stuff after him. ( just Kidding, don't mean to piss ...

He probably read the book " the greatest guide" about Dale Lee, in it he talks about making a lose on lions that the dogs were going good on, then all of a sudden they come to a stop. his theroy was that a lion could hold his scent for a time, when scared.

I ride a
steve Edwards saddle on my mule and a colorado saddelry saddle on my horses, both are real well put together saddles. Either one would be a good buy.

krk hunting wrote:Potlicker,

Your missing the point. You can, just pick your junk up when you are done.

Kevin

Kevin, thats not what the game warden told my brother. He said NO RECREATIONAL shooting period, or get a ticket.

I know that there is and have been a lot of abuse from people leaving trash, targets shell casings, etc. and we all are having to pay the price for a few that were not raised right. Just wanted to let it be known that I think it's a sad day in the USA, when you can't go out on public land and sight ...

Just heard about this the other day. My Brother who lives up in God's country, the White Mtns. of Az., was out with his Son, sighting in a rifle. They were on State land, in an old gravel pit, with a high bank as a back stop. While shooting at a target, a fish cop approched, coming down from a hill ...

Just heard about this the other day. My Brother who lives up in God's country, the White Mtns. of Az., was out with his Son, sighting in a rifle. They were on State land, in an old gravel pit, with a high bank as a back stop. While shooting at a target, a fish cop approched, coming down from a hill ...

Hi, just wanted to introduce my self. I am mainly a lion hunter, from southeastern Az. I just moved down to the desert from Northern Az. and am having fun trying to get dogs off snow and putting them to dry ground work. This is a great site, Thanks, Chris








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