An old friend of mine used to keep a Pointer, when deer hunting, he would slip around in the thickets and cutovers with the dog ranging out about 20 yards or so. That dog would point a bedded deer just like a pointer, rock steady on quail. My friend would then ease ahead and flush the bedded deer ...

Plotts, hogs in Louisiana and bears in South Georgia. And the occasional Whitetail or Coon, whether I want to or not.

Thanks Halfbreed,I go to the THD thread all the time and see you quite a bit on there. Know what you mean about the mule, thats why I use a Honda. LOL

After reading alot of the posts in all subjects on this forum, it seems to me that you bobcat hunters are the philosophers of the hounding world. You guys put so much thought into what it really takes to make a bobcat dog and be a bobcat hunter. Not that the others don't, but it seems like this is ...

My name is Michael Starling. I have been a houndsman my entire life. Started when I was 6 months old. Grandpa would load me and the bag of bottles and diapers up that Mama fixed up for me, and off we would go fox hunting at night. Been at ever since, except for a few spells when work or health were ...