Get rid of her..ASAP. It's a genetic quality and will always be there. She will ruin your pack and any young dog you try and train behind her. I dealt with this exact thing a few years ago and it all but finished me. Sure you can tone her or shock her when she turns it around when you're standing ...

Tomjr-
That's awesome u caught him again! Must like that area.

The reason I said it wasn't the same cat is because AZGFD told me repeatedly it was the same cat as you caught and they pretty much know where I got the pic so I might as well just tell them exactlly where lol. Just thought it was ...

Well done boys, well done.

You guys have been grindin all fall, Congrats! Sounds like a well deserving hunter too! Keep it up.

AK

TomJr-
The ocelot on my trail cam was NOWHERE near where you put that one up a tree. Anyone can look at the spots on the two cats and see they are not the same animal. Two different cats, two completely different mountain ranges.

Pegleg, you're a knucklehead. Ain't no way you caught 4 in 9 days. lol Lets see some pics if they are so "common." Geeze

Ajherm-

They are SUPER rare. The Jaguar Conservation Team had 100's of trail cameras for 10 plus years in all the mountain ranges along the border and NEVER got an Ocelot pic ...

Cool Catch Boys!!!

But ain't no way that lion weighs 180 lbs ha ha.

Hardcore Harris, Hardcore. Congrats man.

Hey Guys-

Just curious if any of you have dealt with this issue before with a mule. Was riding her about 3 months ago and she came up lame. Joint just above her hoof on a rear leg swelled up bad and she wouldnt put any weight on it for a few days. She slowly has gotten better as I have not rode her ...

Thanks for all the kind words guys.

DD-
I was so focused on getting the lion on video I wasn't paying any attention to that dog in the tree, all I know is when that lion jumped the redtick was right behind her, thought for sure it would break his legs, but he was ok, damn dogs, haha.

Thanks Guys.

Yea you have a pretty narrow window in the spring and summer months down here to hit a track without the dogs over heating before then.

We just got lucky on this one that she was right there.

Take Care.

ANDY

Here is a recent one guys, my youngest dog actually had her located and I kept "toneing" him with the shocker cause he wasn't with the other dogs, geeze. He forgave me though, he's the redtick in the tree with the lion.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu485Bb7lLE

Right on!

We should all be on the same page on this issue.

What breeding is that bob-tailed dog in the first picture?

AZ

Congrats Dude. I know you have been hunting your tail off. That is a big ole tom for sure!!

Dan V--

Yea just put the camera on scratching sites or areas you trail thru often, that's the best way I know of to get pics.
Az

bwells--

Thanks for the comment. I build my own trail cameras, better components and cheaper then the store bought ones. It's bascially a 4 mp sony camera taking the pics. We have got some neat pics over the years. Here are a few more...