Big Horn Posse, I won't go into what I think about the issue, but your statement "I am sure we would have less trouble with illegal immigration if getting a work visa here was as easy as it is for someone to get welfare" is a very good one. A lot come to work, some come for welfare,or don't have ...

If behind the pickup works for you then do it, sound like you have a great handle on your dog. I won't let mine do that because I am afraid I would run one over, I know it can happen, so they stay in front.

Oregon's best line of defense has always been Wallowa County, but just like a shot gun there is power in numbers. Just a really sad deal.

"Haven't seen too many bobcat tracks, but come across the odd lynx track. Mind you it could be an otter for all I know :lol:" Ya I know sounds pretty stupid, and looking back find it funny, but it was my first year out running dogs and I knew they weren't quite right but I gave them a go and that is ...

Have seen a few cat tracks that didn't follow the typical line for long periods. I was first fooled by a river otter in real light snow, so I was a nay sayer when I saw tracks similar to that. But after just about a fist fight with my brother and my friend I turned loose on a set about like that ...

Great idea Ike! Make a video, we can't change that lady's opinions, but it doesn't matter, the public is who counts.

No, mostly hurt my pride. Never had my picture taken going off a horse, most of those were preventable though. A few things I have learned the hard way are:
Not getting a young horse use to a back cinch before hopping on.
Not gettting a young horse use to saddle bags or reaching back into the bags ...

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You know you can never be too careful, even a well thought out plan can turn sour.
This was just one of those lessons.

I think the more expensive lines of danners are still made in Oregon but the cheaper models are built across seas. At least that was the case a few years ago. To me they are extremely comfortable right out of the box but they don't last real long under heavy use.

Doggie is right, and Randy may talk your ear off but you wont get tired of listening. I own leopard curs, I have been around catahoulas my whole life and since the split from alcba I have seen pictures of leopard hounds. I know they are different but if you want the real answer call Randy.

Hey, I think that would be pretty neat. I also think that if we could make it an organization of some kind it may benefit all us. It is not a new concept and it seems to work. Heck their could be a trade show, with sponsors maybe, and talks and presentations from people, maybe some awards for ...

Well a dog is a dog and they are all different, just like people. I was talking with a friend of mine the other day and he brought up a good point, a lot of dogs are capable of being bobcat dogs. It is a lot harder to make a bobcat dog out of a dog who started running bears or lions. If the dog ...

That just made me bust up laughing! I don't know how many cow dogs I have been bit by and I really do like cow dogs, especially ones that are used for what they are breed for, but I have yet to be bitten by a hunting dog of any breed and I a have owned more of them them than cow dogs. An yes blue or ...

I haven't owned a magnum receiver, but have heard good things, especially the MT8000. I do use magnum collars and really like them, excellent range and easier to pinpoint than some others. I did have one magnum collar go bad after 8 months, sent in back and got a new one free. If you pay attention ...