Appreciate the information.

Definitely am not considering buying anybody’s finished dogs, maybe a finished cat dog but I’m not trying to convert coyote dogs to bobcat dogs, especially considering we have plenty of coyotes, imo it would be asking a lot out of them to stop running coyotes if that’s ...

Yeah I actually found a guy on a local forum who hunts bobcats in very similar terrain not far from me. Probably going to atleast start there see what he has and maybe buy a couple started dogs depending on prices. I’ve found 2-3 dog packs of running dogs on a local forum going for less than $1000 ...

I night hunt 3 or 4 times a week as it is. I wouldn’t consider myself a weekend warrior but thanks for the tip.

Well I read it three times and I mean he doesn’t perfectly describe what I’ve got right now, that’s why I say I may have to go a different direction. My dogs really want to hunt coon and both interactions I’ve had were stated by jumping the cat but my dog didn’t see it but I set her on that hot ...

We get very little snow. I do hunt in the snow when we do though so I will capitalize on that when the opportunity arises.

I know my current dogs probably arnt going to cut it so I may look into running dogs to add to the pack that come from close to home, although I worry about that because most ...

The races I’ve been in were at night while coonhunting.

Well I live in the Ozarks. The place I hunt is a sort of mountain range called the Boston Mountains. Not out west mountains but mountains for Arkansas. Lots of bluffs and rock, lots of creeks and bottoms. I’d say 70% hardwood forest. 10-20 ...

There’s nobody that I know of in my area who pursues bobcats with dogs. Tons of coon hunters myself being one of them, I’ve got on two bobcats with my older coondog idk if she was ever close or anything. She did end up treeing but no cat, which I’ve heard is common with tree bred dogs over running ...