Warner Glenn

[razorrb]

Guys,
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I am wanting to get ahold of warner glenn of NM. I am needing contact info please. Any help is greatly is appreciated. Thanks
Stephan

[waycool]

Douglas, AZ is where you need to be looking... not NM.. he hunts in NM some... but doesnt live here..

I'm sure he is in the book

[Spanky]

http://www.jaguarbook.com/jaguarbook/glenn_family.htm

[az_gogetem]

shoot me a pm if you can't get in contact with him from the book or the website.

Mike Harris

[Mike Leonard]

I also have Warner's private e-mail if you need it.

Warner is hunting this week with Terrell Shelly and our very own Shorty. I sometimes feel sorry for poor old Warner. They tell me he only has 26 trained lion hounds at this time. LOL!

26 trained? Yes trained ,not pups in training I mean broke dogs that can catch a lion.WOW! but then again that is all he does.Generally Warner takes a pack of 6 or so and goes one way and his daughter Kelly takes another pack and goes another. Next day they take fresh dogs. That desert country really takes it out of a hound but they catch the game.

[razorrb]

What line of english does he run?
Stephan

[Mike Leonard]

Warner does not run english dogs he hunts treeing walkers. Since the late 50"s when Warners and his Dad Marvin helped make the movie (Wetback Hound) they switched to walker hounds. He got his first breeding stock with hounds out of Nances Topper, Finley River Cheif, and Houses Bawlie. They still run the same line of hounds today. Warner does not sell hounds or pups. In fact he spays all of his females and when he needs a young dog there are plenty of friends of his who breed females of the same line to his male dogs and he get the pups from them.

[razorrb]

I see. I was watching a hunting movie by primos I believe it is the first truth about bow hunting, anyway glenn was in there and it looked like he had english. The dogs were white and had red spots. Weird. That is good info to know that they switched to those walkers I know alot of guys that run those bloodlines. Does anybody know of a good dry ground hunter that has good english in the Southwest?
Stephan

[HEKK]

Hey Razor,
Sent you a pm.
HEKK

[Tim Pittman]

Hey Mike,I thought he was running some of that Sam Derringer stuff nowadays.That's what the state lionhunter here told me last saturday?
Tim

[Mike Leonard]

No to my knowledge and Shorty was just there hunting with them a week or two ago is that same line of walker dogs. These dogs cross out a lot of white lemon colored spots but they are the same old stain. We have two of these pups now and will see how they relate to the Nance dogs we are using. The Glenn dogs have a good degree of Nance's Little Topper in their background.

The Derringer's dog relate mostly back to the same strain as my original old dogs which would be Giles Goswick of Mayer, Arizona. Scott Derringer got dogs along with Bobby Reeves out of several of the old line dogs of the Goswicks. My original old stain dogs came thru Buddy and Louise Stevens of Olathe, Colorado who were closely related to the Goswicks as well.

Derringers are really good lion hunters and Scott is a heck of a saddle and leather man to. My mule breeching is one he made for me and I have never seen better work.

[Tim Pittman]

Those dogs come in almost every color imaginable[kinda look like cowdogs]anyway John Belozir here in Oregon really thinks alot of them.Mike I'd really like to talk to ya on the phone pm me or my #541-912-6464 Tim Pittman