another thought that entered my mind... you have only had him 6 months
Is that the real reason you were able to obtain him and what may have caused it from the previous owner.. '

I gotta agree with perk too

Have you checked him for heart worms?
I know some folks claim there none out your way but anywhere there is skeeters, there is always that chance.

In the late 79-80 era, my Angel female had them. took her to the vet and he told me he could remove them but he would guarantee they would come back. even with her spayed, in 6 months. so I just let it go and after a year they were pretty big..after that I gave her to some young fellows that wanted ...

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Posting for my friend Les Carnes.. with the stock behind these hounds they should work out well for coon, cat or bear... My Reno of similar breeding has a natural bent for catching any cat that he can. Don Cummings One female and 5 males resulted from the following cross, born April 14th. All are ta...

I know I( am not a real tech guy-- just what is involved with the subscribe on you tube?

I do still enjoy a book I can hold in my hand! would most likely buy one if they come available.
Don

Driftwood I really enjoyed that read Thanks Cameron we did get to see those colones bulls in action at some of the PBR events.. they were pretty rank buckers. and like the article said, the one was pretty mild after the rider hit the ground.. it sure seemed that the other 3 made the bull fighters e...

one of the great bucking bulls-- Panhandle Slim was coloned. here is a link to a good article on than. note that there were 6 out of 25 attempts-- one died from breaking its neck, another was so mean they put him down 4 made it into the PBR events.. one of those 4, Mr Slim was good natured... here i...

Well said Chris

New Guide to Breeding Old fashion Working dogs by Guy G Ormiston is also a pretty good reference book.

Guy now lives at Wynnewood Oklahoma. can get you his address if you wish.

Agreed with the deal of getting a good hound to get them going-- now my thoughts about sending one to an outfitter for hunting-- You better personally know that outfitter before you do it. I know there are some totally honest ones But I also knew of some cases where the wool got pulled over the eyes...

$400 for pups out of a dog he sold for $750?? Red flag
but like you said I would like to see the sire and dam work..

the retained placenta problem is not a real issue if you know what to do.. If you wish to know send me a PM.
Don Cummings

Dewey-- those are some real words of wisdom.
hope some folks pay attention to them.
Don

LOL! last time I hunted Lion in the Bitteroots in Montana it surely wasn't very flat..