I just use regular marshmellow with some powdered kool aid mix sprinkled on top. Put a few in the trap and a couple outside the door. Coons are easy to trap just set where you see tracks.

David,
These dogs belong to a guy I know from downeast Maine. He always has some really nice dogs he runs every winter on cats.

Enjoying your you tube channel, please keep going. I enjoy listening to a chapter after a hard days work...

we start training August 15th so no report

great show, fine example of hound hunting

Way to go young lady, glad to see young folks enjoying the sport

Little blue sounded like a hound we all would love to have around. Sorry for your loss buddy...

AMEN

Them some great looking blue dogs, thanks for sharing.

My GWP goes every time I coon,cat or bear hunt. She does a decent job with baying and she will get treed with the other dogs. When I run her with my curs, she will get in and kill coons with them. She does great on upland game and waterfowl to boot.

I have a female gwp and they are awesome. Mine hangs out with me at work then sits and watches tv with me at night. Smart as heck but very gamey. This breed is wired 440 volts but that's what I like about them.

These treeing curs are a result of me breeding my female cur to my male redbone. The male is one of my strike/trail dogs. The female cur is the grittiest dog I have seen in a long time but with a ton of smarts.
I breed this route as an experiment and am really liking the progress they have made ...

Anyone chasing bears with treeing curs? I got a couple young ones and am planning on running them with my bear hounds. Just looking to see if anyone else uses them for bear and big game......John

Good show Gary. Being an avid hog hunter myself, I know how chaos it gets in a hurry. I have seen a simple bay up turn western to many times.... Keep up the good work...

good cat for sure