Oklaoma Bobcat Rendezvous update

[come-hunt]

Three more weeks to Rendezvous, May 30-31-June 1st
A number of folks have stated their intent of participating some from as far away as N.C. we're looking forward to a great time with other Houndsmen.
We are in search of a knowledgable Garmin Alpha Guru, to conduct a class on its operation and capabilities. Double U Supply had to cancel. If you or someone you know fits the bill, we sure could use your or their expertise.

[Clyde Lawson]

Hunters coming to the Rendezous that wish to bring their hounds and hunt:

Contact me as soon as you know your schedule if you wish to have some one that knows the area that will hunt with you?

There is a lot of public access acres that can be hunted that has plenty of game & area is getting good moisture. Tracking conditions should be great!

Also, for those out of state hunters that do not wish to purchase the necessary trespass permits for timber country hunting, don't worry! The National Forest adjoins a huge amount of those areas and you need no permit to hunt that area.

I hunt both and they are equal in amount of cats, hogs, bear, etc..


CONTACT ME BY TEXT OR PHONE AT 918-850-3421 & WILL ATTEMPT TO HAVE HUNTERS THAT HAVE SAID THEY WOULD TAKE YOU OR SHOW YOU SOME GREAT AREAS TO HUNT.

Thanks and looking forward for the event,

Clyde Lawson

[oconee]

Getting excited about meeting a few of the cat hunters. Does anyone know if there is going to be a good respectable cat hunter that hunts dogs for the public at the Rendezvous? I would like to send a young female out to get on some races for a month or possibly two this summer. If anyone has any info on a good houndsmen that hunts dogs for the public please PM me the contact info.

[come-hunt]

We are a week out. Don't forget to bring your trading stuff. It's rendezvous remember and from the replies I'm hearing, there will be a good turn out. Two vendors, so far, will be in attendance with dog related merchandise. You'll be treated so many ways , you'll have to like some of 'em.
I'm going, if for no other reason than to see how rain helps the country. We sure could use some here in the South Plains.