Fish and Game has told me yes. I think it is legal now that they classify them as a predator.

Wouldn't let me in without signing up for an account. How about a brief overview of the article?

You put into a draw for the non-res hound permit. I think they only issue 70 permits a year to non res or something like that.

houndnem wrote:shoot for fur, that sucks!!!! it kinda seems where this nation is headed, right down the toilet! I think we need to go back to cuttin off hands, fingers and arms iff needed to deteur theives.

Agreed!!

The dogs never leave the truck without them on. That being said I also double collar with the telemetry just to be on the safe side. I don't trust the Garmins completely due to the battery life and I don't think they are made durable enough for everyday use. I like the five second update but hate ...

Don't get me wrong I enjoy hunting by myself as well, but it can be loads of fun with others along. Plus if ya take two rigs ya got someone to pull ya out when ya get stuck. HAHA!

I go off on during the week and sometimes weekends. Shoot me a PM if any of ya want to go and cuss dogs for a day.

I will admit that I am guilty as others of looking at the garmin screen fairly often, but usually only when they have shut up for a second or if they are getting out of hearing range I look to see where they are headed and where I need to be going to keep close. I keep the Garmin around my neck on a ...

I hate getting the dang thing out. So only when I lose the dogs.

They are in the same family of Mustelidae. Also includes weasels, mink, martin, fisher, otter, ferrets, and probably a few others I can't think of at the moment.

007pennpal wrote:
I did notice that the badger has two bulb like bones on the bottom of its skull near the throat area. I was wondering what these are for. Maybe they protect it from getting killed when bitten there.
Sean


I think you are looking at the auditory bullae. It's where the eardrum is ...

007pennpal wrote:I did notice that the badger has two bulb like bones on the bottom of its skull near the throat area. I was wondering what these are for. Maybe they protect it from getting killed when bitten there.
Sean

I think you are looking at the auditory bullae. It's where the eardrum is.

Nope. Never met the man, but I have had a couple people ask me that before.

Sounds like a barrel of fun!!! Love the looks of that white dog.

I've had good service from Lion Country the couple times I have ordered from them. For the most part I tend to stick with Boatman's. Always had great service and good luck with their products.

Now that's hilarious!!!