It sure is fun!!!

Cool pics !!!

This is my backup coon hunting light. I really like it. Plenty bright, good battery life (uses AA's) and if I lose it I'm only out $30. It also has a clip on it that will slide onto the biil of a hat and it is hands free!

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livetohunt wrote:Hey Randy thats what I was thinking. If we could find a few guys that wanted it we could take a trailer over every few months and pick up a load.

That's how we do it. Take the flatbed down and get a load.

I know when fishing on Lake Michigan, if the radio traffic gets a little "loose", The Coast Gaurd will not hesitate to chew someone out on the air.

Our "crew" has been feeding Pzazz for a few years now. We like it ALOT. Good feed. I think the boys picked up another 7 ton of the stuff yesterday. Alot of the houndsmen in the area are feeding it 'cause it is good feed at a working man's price. Dogs look slick, have plenty of energy, and little ...

The GPS collars use RF as well

Could they be running the tracks backwards? This would explain ending up in dens all the time.

I've got a female walker that completly falls apart when she comes in. I had her in shape for competition hunting and she was looking GOOD til about 2 1/2 weeks ago. She went from 85-95 % accurate and solid as a rock pressure dog to 25-30% accurate and leaving trees in about a weeks time. She is in ...

Javelina?????????

I have never used scents to train a dog so what are your comments on breaking dogs with scents compared to the real thing.


I think if you take the bottle of "breaking scent" and jam it down the dogs throat it would be the only way that it would keep 'em from running off game.

Don't waste your ...

Hounder- wrote:Thanks man!

Where/what do you run in SW wisco?

I'm a coon hunter mostly. I do run coyotes for a few months in the winter with running dogs. I'm near Platteville WI.

I thought this site sized them automatically. If that doesn't work you can upload them to a photobucket.com account and then resize and post the IMG code from the site.

Good luck, Dan

I built one of these last summer. I like it alot. I used 3/4 " treated plywood and just screwed the pieces together with Gorilla Glue at all the joints. Also I put a piece of foam insulation in the floor of it and just put a piece of regular 5/16 plywood on top of it. For the top I also insulated ...

Anyone use 1"x1" welded wire as a floor in an elevated kennel? I read in the Bill Boatman catlog how he built kennels that way. I need to redo my kennel this spring and an looking for some different ideas.

Thanks, Dan