keep after them and good luck with your dogs.

looks like coon tracks to me.

i use to keep a key in the stock, all i had to do is use my knife for a screwdriver to get the buttplate off when i needed the key. i got tired of that and took a grinder to that saftey lock. i use mine for coon hunting so it got more scratches than you can count. grind that saftey lock a little at ...

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people use to do it all the time years ago. when they are running trash you have to run the dog down and give them a spanking.

coons love cheap dog feed or soured corn.

lol

wear snake leggins and take your time and look were your steping. my dogs have been bit by copperheads plenty of times, i took them home and layed them up a few days and they was fine. a rattlesnake is a different story, it can kill them right quick. if my dog was bit by a rattler i think i would ...

great looking dogs.thats the biggest cotton wood i ever saw lol.

i had a pittbull that treed alot of coons, i believe he would rather tree than eat. my boy took him squirrel hunting one day and that bulldog showed him 6 squirrels in 30 mintues, the guy he was hunting offered him alot of money for him but my boy wouldnt take it. lol

you have a nice place.

ive used peanut butter to bring coons in, i took the lid off nailed it to a tree cut the bottom off the peanut butter jar then screwed the jar to the lid. the coons will leave little peanut butter prints up and down the tree lol.

the vet told me to use mineral oil, i did and it fixed the ear mite problem.

ive thought about putting a name plate on my tracking collars but after reading this i dont think i will now. thanks for the information.