Tom lives or used to live near Clark, Colorado. Somebody must know him!!!

I have lost contact with Tom. His phone # has changed and I can't remember the town in far northern Colorado where he lives. He has a pup coming from me that is paid for and I need to get in touch!!! Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! Randy 530-335-2477

U.R.E. wrote:Well.....I have had a few from the south that were pretty exciting.....

Winches not wenches U.R.E.!!! Very funny

I am getting ready to buy a new winch for my Toyota 4X4. Which brand would you buy and why? Warn? Ramsey?

C'mon home!

It's the best feed I have fed in forty years. I would be interested if we can work it out and the price is affordable. I was getting it out of Denver...but that was just too far. If you get going let us know. Chris (livetohunt)and I might work out something on transporting it to our area!

Oh yeah!

Huh? Paul, are you serious? I would have already taken him out of the gene pool. He is 2 and 1/2 and probably hasn't been hunted...??? Castration might help, but why try it? Why spend time on an inferior dog when there are so many well-bred good prospects around?

Vic Felix lives in Spokane. PM me and I'll give you his phone number. Welcome!

Thanks, Dan for posting these pictures.

The picture of Bear Mountain Slick and pups is when they were 2 days old. They are 10 days now and about twice as big. They are doing fine.

The picture of the sire (Bear Mountain Ajax) is under a bear tree yesterday.

They are too expensive for me. I am hoping the price will drop dramatically and soon.

Go, Bears, Go!!!

I am another Rokon owner and I like them. you only have to feed a Rokon when you are hunting or just riding. They will go places that you will really surprise and maybe spook you and they hold up forever, if you do a little easy maintenance.

:D Machias, Nobody has made an offer on my house yet, so I may be here all season. It will be my luck that somone will buy it just as our "good" season opens :shock: (translation...when we can run all our dogs on one tag, instead of having to have a tag for each dog.. :cry: ) The good part will open ...

:shock: :shock: Usually Leopard Cur litters are about 7-8 pups, at least the litters I have raised over the years. It is not unusual to get 3-5 pups. Every once-in-a-while I hear about a 10-pup litter, which is a good-sized litter for Leopards. In the past I have had 3 different 12-pup litters, but ...