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RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 11:22 am
by Budd Denny
I know Nelson Cole is not a member on here and probably never will be on the forums, but I thought this old dog deserved a spot on here. I'm sure Nelson will admit it that this old dog as put a lot of food on the table and helped with a lot of bills for Nelson. He was on 154 client killed bobcat, and over 350 client killed bear. I beleave he passed away at age 13. I had the pleasure of watching this old dog do his magic on bobcat. RIP Rough.

Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:54 pm
by BAYDOGG
Thats a nice tribute. All great cat dogs go to heaven !
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 2:28 pm
by kordog
tim barry just gave a pup out of rough that looks just like him to a coyote hunter.i dont know what the mother was though .
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:43 pm
by bob baldwin jr
I respect the hound but have issues with Nelson
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:43 pm
by Brent Sinclair
Too many times people forget about those great friends and hunting partners that wait patiently for us to feed and water them, tail always wagging...
My wife reminds me on occation ,,,,you have as many or more photo's of your hounds as you do your kids, truth is she's right!!!
We should have more photo's on here of our hounds working ,to me that's why we hunt lion, bear and small cats.
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 5:29 am
by pegleg
I agree if I couldn't use hounds to lion hunt I wouldn't even if it was feasible. I don't do much hunting of any type where dogs aren't used. I know I can kill things and that isn't the point for me. I like the experience of watching a trained dog do its job. just like it has been done for thousands of years across a multitude of cultures and economic classes. that is a true heritage of mankind! not many sports are as wide spread as hunting with dogs, except sex,love and war.
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 10:30 am
by kordog
war seems to be trying to overide the rest of them these days unfortunately.too bad we cant send all the anti hunters over there to fight for something meaningful instead of hammerin on us . ol rough is right out of muskett isnt he budd ?
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 7:35 pm
by Budd Denny
bob baldwin jr wrote:I respect the hound but have issues with Nelson
Bob, Nelson said he can't remember the name but would sure like to make things rite with ya if he wronged you in some way, he said to give him a call anytime. 207-948-3201
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 7:48 pm
by coyotehunter34
hay there every one, just wanted to say i no Nelson Cole very well and if some one had a problem with Nelson im shore he would meet that person any where you wanted. other than that NICE picture of Ol Ruff
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 8:30 am
by cat and bear
Seems ,anytime I visit with Nelson, rough came up in the conversation. I'm quite sure he not only lost a top hound, but a good friend besides.
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 9:44 am
by Jason Waterhouse
I have hunted with rough some over the years. Great dog
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 4:55 pm
by bob baldwin jr
I am NOT trying to Knock Nelson ,He is a long time guide and outfitter . From what I know he really loves the Bobcat hunting . On Paper company property the land is open to all for hunting ,hounding ,fishing etc; We would never put out on someone that has already put down on a track .As an example if we arrive at a track and the hounds blow off at 6:05 AM No one around We feel we have the RIGHT to pursue a bobber . If someone pulls in at 6:10 saying they usually hunt that area .And their Attitude is right I would probably say have at it . Life is a 2 way street it is NOT like that is the only Bobcat track in the woods . when the other guys hounds are also blowing off you would tend to think that it is a hot track . I guess if you snooze you loose . In this case WHO would you say has the right to pursue? If we can't all get together in the woods and share ,Then we DO HAVE SERIOUS problems .
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 6:25 pm
by coyotehunter34
THE WHOLE REASON BUDD PUT THIS PICTURE ON HERE IS TO REMEMBER ONE HELL OF A DOG, NOT TO GET INTO A PISSING CONTEST! BUDD THANK YOU FOR ADDING THAT PICTURE, HE WAS A GREAT HOUND AND IM PROUD TO SAY MY BEST HOUND IS OUT OF NELSON'S BLOOD LINE !
FURTHER MORE NOT TRYING TO GET IN THE MIDDLE OF THINGS
AT ALL !!!!!!!!!! BUT HERES NELSON NUMBER AND HE WOULD REALLY
LIKE A PHONE CALL TO MAKE THINGS RIGHT 207-242-3363[img]
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 7:33 pm
by Outlaw 3
First come first serve, If you were asking for opinions.
Re: RIP Bear Batllin Ol Rough
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 11:00 pm
by arizonabeagle
bob baldwin jr wrote:I am NOT trying to Knock Nelson ,He is a long time guide and outfitter . From what I know he really loves the Bobcat hunting . On Paper company property the land is open to all for hunting ,hounding ,fishing etc; We would never put out on someone that has already put down on a track .As an example if we arrive at a track and the hounds blow off at 6:05 AM No one around We feel we have the RIGHT to pursue a bobber . If someone pulls in at 6:10 saying they usually hunt that area .And their Attitude is right I would probably say have at it . Life is a 2 way street it is NOT like that is the only Bobcat track in the woods . when the other guys hounds are also blowing off you would tend to think that it is a hot track . I guess if you snooze you loose . In this case WHO would you say has the right to pursue? If we can't all get together in the woods and share ,Then we DO HAVE SERIOUS problems .
how does this have anything at all to do with this post!? lol