Not sure what part of Colorado you're in, but there are plenty of guys on this board that have good dry ground dogs that could come and help out.... whether or not they actually will is a different story.

Take your dogs out and let them poke around next time it happens, you never know, you might ...

May I suggest that the next time a houndsman trees a jag, take some pics and quietly keep it to yourself. No real benefit in making a media event out of it.

As if you wouldn't have said anything to anyone that you just caught the only known Jaguar in the US?? :lol: YEAH RIGHT! Plans to monitor ...

I put this in the lion hunting section on accident... meant to post it here... sorry for the duplicate.

http://azgfd.net/artman/publish/NewsMed ... zona.shtml

Im sorry this turned into an argument, not my intention. All i know is he bought dogs for lots of money in past 5 years. If he was catching lions before that i dont see why he would have bought dogs.

I guess i will contribute to the list instead of just complain who someone else put on....
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The point was that mike and 2506 were putting someone on this list of best dryground houndsmen when he just bought dogs and got in the game a few years ago.

Please dont take this like i have something against him as i have never met him or even talked to him. Im sure he is a standup guy and a ...

AZDOGMAN wrote:The question was who are the best dry ground lion hunters in AZ and NM not whos getting it done today.

What's the difference?? Don't you have to get it done in order to be one of the best dry ground lion hunters in AZ and NM??

Been reading this board for a couple of years now, and figured I'd chime in on this one, only because I know Donnie personally.

The fact that Donnie paid money for a couple of finished dogs isn't a secret. The amount of money that he paid is often highly exaggerated, especially from people that don ...