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I know how Filips is kind of a shy guy, but he just joined the forum and I would like to take the time to be the first to welcome him and introduce him a little. I met him many years ago in a town called Crofton, Nebraska (the Northeast corner, along the Missouri, and near the South Dakota border). He has tought me many things over the years, for instance: next to beer (which I tought him all about), a union suit is the greatest thing created by man; it is possible to eat cold lasagna without a fork; and nothing is stupid as long as you can convince your friends it is cool. Well, welcome Filips and I will talk to you later.

No need to be shy around here.. welcome to the site.

Haha thanks for the intro mike, i'm hardly shy i just think you wanted to slander me right off the bat lol. Anyway, i'm from northeast nebraska and have recently been bitten by the hound hunting bug. I've only been doing it a short time now but it is pretty much all i think about. I've got two kemmer mt. cur pups that i one day hope to make into good dogs but i see its going to take alot of blood, sweat and probably more tears than anything lol. I would really like to see them become cat dogs one day but from what i have gathered recently from some people that i've talked to that are willing to help , is that getting a good cat dog is a pretty tall order, but i'm willing to give it a go. Just wanted to thank everyone for all the good info that is on here and the good people i've me through here and another site that are helping me through. Couldn't do it without you. Taker easy, Andy Filips
P.S. if you are every going hunting and need someone to go along and help carry gear and stuff i would be more than happy too, for the chance to learn a thing or two.

welcome to the board. Jump right in they don't bite....too much!!! Paul Conway.