One year, I decided to buy my mother-in-law a cemetery plot as a Christmas gift...The next year, I didn't buy her a gift. When she asked me why, I replied, "Well, you still haven't used the gift I bought you last year!"

And that's how the fight started.....
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for those that don't recognize it, its a manure spreader to bad they forgot to take the shit out of it before they went cruising around town

i have been around a few dogs that have done that most of them are comp coon dogs from back east then they come west hunt biggame and false tree like crazy never knew y but they were all heavy jet breed :?
i have seen the same thing, guys train their dogs on coons then come run bears with and ...

interesting and to dang crazy to not be funny

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love hog hunting and bear hunting but deer doggin aint bad either. dont realy have a favorite

sometimes they catch right out the gate, other times they get a little grittier as you hunt them. it all depends on the individual dog. get you a smaller hog in a pen, nothing builds confidence in a dog like consistant training

if the other dogs didnt go anywhere near the other tree than there aint no telling what was in it

that same bear might have bumped (started to climb) that tree and they just got hung up on it.

cant help but laugh when you see some of these photos
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i realy like the design of those stakes, i am gonna have to make me few.

i agree with just different.

ive never hunted outside of eastern NC and from all the bear hunting stuff i have read on hear, other websites and in books and magazines and seen in videos, there arent any other places similar to bear hunting in eastern NC except maybe georgia or parts of florida ...

Solo bear tree is one where no other dogs were involved. The dog either splits off or is put out by itself. Most guys don't intentionally do the second option for good reason.

Most bear that tree with one dog, aren't real tough bears. Just my opinion.

If you're really treeing the tough bears ...

well if thats what yall call it, then yeah, all of our dogs have done it and not just treed but also bayed by their self on the ground (until the others got there). our woods are thicker than sht and most of the time you have to get within ten or fifteen feet of the bear just to see it. with the ...

but I try to listen to my races as best as I can and with the GPS it is pretty much of a certainty that it is the lead dog on a long run that catches up to the bear and most of the time the bear is up before the others get there . of course the LEAD dog gets there first, thats why he is called the ...