Well.....

[BPRINGLE]

yes they are pretty fast coon dogs. He made one bear tree but did not get put in at the start. He was treeing pretty hard on tree also. He made one slick tree (that aint good - but he was there with the others. I am 99% sure they went backwards by the look of the track. I think they treed where he left. we were hunting about 1 hour before dark. they went about 45 minutes and treed. Firrst time the rig dog went backwards that i have seen. We put 10 dogs out and we got 6 (young dogs just starting and my buddys coon dog) that were back to far after 45 minutes. He was with the lead three and stayed in there for about 1 1/2 hours before we got him. He was moving real slow the next day. I think that he will stay in there longer if he could. I'll keep trying him to see if he gets any better. He's a good coon dog, but after chasing bears - not as fun.

[corbin]

around here trainin season starts on augast 15 through about april 15. we can run on privat land between april and augast but we dont because its just to hot. so from augast tell october we run at night because it is easier to find a track, its not as hot, and it seems like there easier to tree. we just cant kill them around here at night so in the season we run real early in the mornin

[chris]

hey BPRINGLE
why dont ya come down 79 turn off exit 36 at wallback and come bear huntin with me smiley isnt to fast nor to slow iam sure your dogs could keep up with him my pup does and she is only 9-10 months old

[BPRINGLE]

THANKS FOR THE OFFER CHRIS = I'LL GET IN TOUCH

[chris]

ok sent ya a pm

[mixed bunch]

i have always liked to road my dogs in the off season to keep them running. i also watch there feet and look for sores and dip them in tough feet solution that helps heal and keep them running. seems to be working out for me