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march 29

I have never seen any of Mason Workmans videos.Just recieved Hounddog crazy one and two from Ike and watched his dogs work some tough tracks.Great videos and dogs.Lots of people quick to attack on this board.

Drytrail wrote:I have never seen any of Mason Workmans videos.Just recieved Hounddog crazy one and two from Ike and watched his dogs work some tough tracks.Great videos and dogs.Lots of people quick to attack on this board.

You never will either. I ain't trying to get famous... Just a regular redneck that likes to hunt. I am sure glad you enjoyed "The Great One's" flicks... but I can tell you haven't been on here, or any other board he visits for very long...

Take care and enjoy yourself!

Ike you should come to arizona, if you can rig a lion at 30 mph in august in arizona, you'd be the greatest hound hunter in the world who would argue that?

There are still some lions here and you love the dirt..... well we've got plenty of that. Come show us how it's done........ please. I'm very interested in teaching my dogs to rig like yours' so i don't have to look for tracks anymore. And a guy with the dog power that your pack holds well at $5000 a lion you could make millions i'm sure. I'm serious come on down i'll take you to the "lion country".

Come on children, come on, gather around the camp fire. Grandpa Ike is going to tell us another story about his hound hunting days. Just remember kids Grandpa Ike has a hard time remembering the facts. Do you all remeber the story about bear hunting in Canada and how grandpa Ike got caught in a lie?

Now I am no friend to any of these guys,let that be said.I do believe a dog can rig cats.After all up here in the northwest we DO rig bobs on what we call dry ground.

ike is claiming to rig old lion tracks that the dogs cant even move on the ground. Tell me how scent stays floating in the air for days but does not stay on the ground were the lion actualy stepped. Not only that but his whole box does it. Im with azgogetem i will pitch in on gas and expenses if you come to az and show us how to rig 2 day old tracks in our country.

I was driving home from hunting yesterday when big sign along the road read, JUST SAY NO TO DRUGS!

Why does everbody else's dogs rig on two day old deer and elk tracks but nobody believes that Ikes will do it on lions? Hmmm.................

Ike wrote:
and found three coyote tracks, a bobcat track and just around the bend a tom lion track.

I showed those three young men the tom lion track in about a half inch of powered dirt and then unsnapped my Choco and Ryan dogs. They trailed that lion up the road inch by inch and then back out onto the hillside. We met them up on top and the track was moving slow so I pulled them, drove around where that Lion should cross again and they rigged hard again on his track.

So this is what I understand out of Ike's rebuttal.
In short The Wolf Pack rigged, Ikster got out, saw three yotes tracks and one bobcat. Then he drove around the bend and saw the Tom track. He now let a dog go and he stood on his head and moved inch by inch. Just minutes before they blew hard down the road yet can not move the track. Hmmm

Before long the story will change and The Wolf Pack rigged the Bobcat in the three yotes and one lion. Man Ike a lot game crossed the road in the same spot.

Kids, stay off drugs!