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treed # 18 last nite.Thats 18 treed bear out of 20 tracks since M-day

great job but......where are the pix?

Keep at her

tylers dad wrote:great job but......where are the pix?

We run at night in the summer time so pics dont turn out that well,however heres a couple.

Where's the Red Dogs?

good job bear hunter. Where do you hunt? We don't have near that kind of record. Struggling a little i guess. Not really getting out as much as I'd like. Good to see someone is giving them Hell.

manistee rvr hounds wrote:Where's the Red Dogs?

Thers a pic of Brutis there

kdrchuck wrote:good job bear hunter. Where do you hunt?.

Thanks Mineral Co

Which would you say is easier, hunting at night when it is cooler or hunting in the day when it is 103 degrees? Just wondering because it is agianst the law for us to run the dogs in the dark, so I don't have anyway to know.

I know for myself I would rather not have them buggers over my head in the dark

Mr.pacojack wrote:Which would you say is easier, hunting at night when it is cooler or hunting in the day when it is 103 degrees? Just wondering because it is agianst the law for us to run the dogs in the dark, so I don't have anyway to know.

The cool is easier on all involved,dogs bear and men.As far as easier runs or trees its about the same.

It is easier hunting at night through the summer just because of temperatures. I'd say the runs are about the same also, just a little cooler. and way easier to get lost. Treed bears at night areen't bad, it's the laurel and pine thickets that can be nerve racking.

Good job Sam. Glad to see you guys are getting them treed. I am new to this game and still trying to get my coon hound to work. He will go for a ways, maybe a hour or so, but the next day his legs getting swelled up and his feet are a little pink. Then he is done for a couple days. Well I though that he was in pretty good shape from coon hunting until I tried this bear chasing. We have got a few treed, but we got outrun a few also. Me and my buddy have tried three real good coon hounds and, well lets just say on bear they don't look like the others.

B pringle- dont get too discouraged yet--- its going to take awhile to get coondogs in the shape that bear dogs need to be-on long races --

if you knew of a slower bear dog to run them with for awhile ,mite help to get em in shape-

in an hour they can get too far behind- to be doing them any good --

as they get behind they go slower and slower-

one hour isnt doing much to get them in shape for a long run -

and they got to win some -catch the bear or make the tree - to really put their heart in it


dogs that been coonhunted alot need to change the way they run an older track if they are going to keep up-

sometimes you can tell - they just dont like bear and u wont change that

some got it and some dont --if they went -- u got a chance --

are they FAST coondogs-- i dont mean can they tree a coon--

are they faster than average-- ? if they are id keep trying -lol you already got em trashin

Yeah what pete said