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I’m in Mississippi but always wanted to hunt in Mo. Call or text me. 601-422-3335.


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Great job on the website, Mike.


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Merlo, I agree with you totally.


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Not wanting any. Just curious if anyone was trying to preserve any of the old stock.


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I know a lot of guys east of the Mississippi who have nice registered hounds collect and store semen. I hear about a number of dogs that are top notch when it comes to treeing/catching bobcat in the western states. I am curious, do any of you guys, who have really nice bobcat dogs in PNW, collect an...

Let’s add another dimension to this subject..... what about pets or non working dogs? Are they dying from kidney failure as often? Just off the top of my head I’d say not nearly as often. I use the same meds (chemicals) on both at my house.


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Great story. Thanks for sharing. Got a question for you and or the other cat hunters reading this. Let’s say you got to the cameras early in the morning, could you have got the dogs turned around and jumped the cat that came through there two days earlier? Just asking. I’m not a cat hunter and I’ve ...

Maybe there would be ,Mark. Take a look at modern bred coondog as well as running dogs. The night hunt and running dog trials have transformed many breeds. If your gonna compete, you gotta have the type dog that can win, they breed for that dog. In a night hunt no points are given for a dog’s abilit...

“......I think it’s more about the right individual dogs, more than the breed......”

I couldn’t agree more. Tell me about your dogs and what you like to see in a bobcat dog.
John


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Great story, Mr. Leonard! Good advice, too.


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Mike,you’re on the money with your last reply. Many times we forget that in order to get a desired response from the ecollar , we need to teach them what to do when they get the “stimulation “. This is best done at home in a controlled environment not in a hunting situation. Just my two bits worth. ...

Further note, Fred said most of the dogs were black/tan colored not tricolored. Most fox dogs were tricolored in this area in those days. ????????? Mule man, I got a call a few months ago from a deer hunter who had a dog that was quitting good deer races to run cat. He said he’d give him to me. I w...

I read a topic on here on puppy sensory stimulation awhile back. In this topic was a mention of a sixth step which was scent stimulation. I can’t find it in “search “. Can anyone help please.
John


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