thanks clayton ill give you a call and thanks jason i was just kinda curiouse where she came from, i'll let you know how she is doing for sure! i will also PM you my uncle bens number as well if you still want it.

Thanks, Bryce

hey poser, question for ya....i just picked up a trashy mustang, she is a year old and her name is ashley, i got her from a guy named jared maw and he picked her up from clayton preece, i was told she was out of your stuff...?

do as much reading on here as you can...you will pick up alot, and you bet one dog can do it, when i first started running all i had was one old black and tan and i ran him forever by himself....its good to have a few dogs as they will learn from one another and work in teams but there is nothing ...

Ya can't hurt to throw a bait station out. But once the dog starts catching good don't let him run the bait after a while. Make him find them himself

i have a dog that has caught two bear by herself...i wont dump her on one alone though....it depends on the situation and how many dogs we have available...i like to dump four or five dogs on a bear and later on in the race dump a few more fresh ones...thats just how i do it and thats what works for ...

you could if you wanted...there is so many of the damn things running around right now as it is...i dont know how much you will benifit from a feeder compaired to just free casting your dogs to find it on there own....i use a feeder in the winter sometimes for my pups only...gives them a nice hot ...

i have a 7 month old plott that will tree her own coon and run just fine with the big dogs....at 5 months old she would look at a caged coon with a dumb look on her face.....i would take her out with with my best plott, weather it be on lions or coon (wont dump her on bear yet) and i would let her ...

i have heard a lot about some camerons doing good in the dirt, myself i have never seen it, i dont do alot on dry ground but the best dry dogs i have seen is a strain of dollins bred plotts from a guy here in utah. this is just my .02

[quote="Brindle"]I have ran plotts for several years now and have never had one problem with them. All you have to do train em right and teach em who the alpha is. Plotts have absolutly zero, none, nada pitbull in them. They are plotts and thats it, a breed of their own. They are bred for bears and ...

star mountain X ursus (plott hounds)