Just got a email from Senator Bob Morton.

The bill is dead......the majority did not allow it to come up for a vote.

We do not have a hound season for cougar in Washington any longer.

(along with a coyote.............bizarre)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=269otuwD ... re=related

Pretty sure it is a Jaguarundi.

Check the size of the feeder legs as a way to judge its size.

We have caught them in S. TX years ago.

They and Ocelots, in TX, are like treeing "Heavy Bobs" in Oregon and CA...3 S's.

Liontracker, sure would like to see the Pics of Black Lions. Maybe Mr. Mike ...

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Thread is back up!

(Let's refrain from talking about how the Dogo is trained in other countries.)

Thanks Buddy!

Have you ever been in the Frank before? Where abouts are you planning to go? Sounds like a die hard adventure! Tell us more how you will go about it, camping, baiting, etc.....

I've been in the Frank many of times. But always deer and elk hunting. My signature picture is a view of the middle fork ...

For all of you guys packing .45-70 or .44 mag for "dangerous" situations, do yourself a favor and buy some Garrett ammo.

http://www.garrettcartridges.com/lupoindex.asp

Not cheap..........but not cheap either, it's going to go in there and get the job done.

I've watched it in the past..........but now I'am hooked on the Duck Commander.

"I need three things from a shotgun...........BOOM, BOOM, BOOOOM!"

We need some "professionals" to get a hold of me asap about this cougar initiative. My email is jess@jessmessner.com. Send me your number and I will call you right back. We turned in the signatures and got a ballot title and summary. It is not exactly great but workable. We need letters faxed to ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguarundi

The jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) is a medium-sized wild cat that ranges from southern Texas in the United States south to South America. The average length is 65 cm (30 inches) with 45 cm (20 in) of tail and a weight of about 6 kg (13.2 lbs). It has short ...

I don't allow photo's of caged animals and training photos on this site. It's in the rules.. If it's not clearly in the rules there is a CYA rule.

No hard feelings, As far as sharing Photo's on this website This is a Hunting website, Not a training website. Any photos that can be considered ...

are you talking about the wolf hunting with dogs or was there a different post about dogos on here that i missed or did not see can you explain situation to us or more detail on what type the dicussion was about


My thread wasn't about hunting wolves with dogs.

My thread was about hunting cougar ...

Well you have some very good points, but hey it not yours or mine or most of all of us typing on here's forum. So if it it deemed inappropriate than live with it or start your own forum. I think this is a great place to learn and share information and stories and I can see why that particular post ...

liontracker wrote:

norseman wrote:We are discussing solutions here:

And here:

LEAD PILLS...

Yes, but most of these guys are not in a position to save their hound anyhow. Other wise that would be the obvious choice.

You cannot shoot when your not there.

Reading your story makes me sick to my stomach. Iam sorry for your loss.

We are discussing solutions here:

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Looks like a nice tall riding mule.

I have a saddle mule bigger than him (in sig pic), and he walks out like a dream. Although his "rein" is a bit stiff and your biceps get a work out.

But for the mountains? A mule can hardly be beat. And it's my experience they last longer as well.