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Well with the odd bear showing up here in Canada and clients a week a way the dogs need tuning up. This year i am training 5 pups which is 3 more then normal, all are from my stock and are almost 10 months at this time. Two of these are heading to Norway to one of this sites members. Maybe Hans can chime in from time to time.
Enjoy the pictures.

Looks like a bunch of little Oscar's

You bet Jeff, the pups are looking great. All the pups were on at least 20 lynx and cougar this winter and should see 30 or more bears before the end of June. Oscar has been on around 90 cats and about the same bears and is working his way to the top of the pack. Not bad for 2 years.

hey, there's no way you caught all them bears without a plot. just kidding, that's what they always tell me. looks like you had a great time and lots of success! thanks for sharing!

houndnem wrote:hey, there's no way you caught all them bears without a plot. just kidding, that's what they always tell me. looks like you had a great time and lots of success! thanks for sharing!

I am pretty sure a Plott would have got to the tree, I probably would have had to wait for them a while.

After a tough morning and the bear not moving the dogs struck on this sow.

A good bear bayed up today.

Dog walked , ran and bayed up this young boar for 15 miles before i called them off. The longest race Rosie and Spot have had this year. they are my 10 month old pups.

a couple more

I really like that Brown leopard, and that ticked dog with an almost all black head. Like always great pictures

I know you have said at sometime but what are those black and white dogs? I really like the looks of them!

oneguy828 wrote:I know you have said at sometime but what are those black and white dogs? I really like the looks of them!

3/4 leopard, 1/4 walker

thanks for the pictures!
My bucket list includes a Lynx with hounds.

Finished up a great hunt with 8 trees and one good bay up in 5 days.
James took two big boars, in a wild bay up.
This hunter was shooting a 577NE, 750 grain Woodleigh bullets travelling at 2050 ft/sec. Great bear gun to say the least. You know you have shot a gun after pulling the trigger.





My daughter posing with the Heym double!