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after waiting for good conditions forever finally got some snow on saturday. Got two lions two days in a row. The first lion I had chased twice before on dry ground and someone else with more dogs had chased him 4 times. In begining of december the other hunter had tree him twice and shot him with a bow. One had hit his elbow and stoped the other looked perfect with low entry behind arm and high exit. was amazing had fast it had healed up and how tough this lion was. He was a smart old fart and was pretty good at shaking a dog off. super proud of the dogs for ironing out the track and staying with him. I saw him in 4 trees and think he was in atleast 6 others. This lion had killed countless goats, a couple dogs and took a chunk out of the land owners prize colt, was super happy to get him





We came back the next day because the land owners wanted to remove a female he had also been seeing, ended up with another big old tom instead, cut his track just across the valley from the last one.

Lion #2


Lion #2

Nice job Oak......looks like Jake and is that Spec in that first picture?

Black Mountain wrote:Nice job Oak......looks like Jake and is that Spec in that first picture?

I was just sending you a message, Ya thats Jake and Speck, Thanks should surely go to you for those two. Jake is a machine- love that dog. Finnally got speck to quite chasing deer and she was even in the lead for some of the second lion, had another young dog to but he was just out for a nature hike, Ha.
I sent your phone a video let me know if it didn't make it.

congrats darn good lookin dogs too.

Quite the warrior that first one was by the sounds of it.
Any close ups of his war wounds ?

Good deal, we got some snow last night after a LONG dry spell. To bad it was like combat for roads. Thanks for sharing the pictures

SWEET

BlacktailStalker wrote:Quite the warrior that first one was by the sounds of it.
Any close ups of his war wounds ?

I took some with my phone but they didn't turn out so good so I didn't post them

you could see perfectly in scar tissue the blades of broadhead, was pretty neat

Nice Burly toms there. Good job!

Thanks