We are planning another Wolf Trapping Seminar for this spring.
Dates we are looking at are March 21 22 23 or April 18 19 20

This will be the same seminar as we had last April and we are looking at 10 maximum again so that everyone has time to get the most of what it has to offer.
I am taking it ...

Been busy and have just got a bit of time now to get back into working on the wolves.
Give me a call one evening and I can tell you what has worked for me up here in the snow…
403 627-2540…..leave message if I am not in and I'll call back…!

Had a female from Dan and was one of the best hounds I had, also had a female that was half Layser and could catch about anything you put her on…great hounds and fast as well.

Yes, google his name and find out where you can order one , I believe there were only 50 prints made.

Another great work of art by Tom Manansarez of a jaguar with four of Rocky McBrides hounds from a dart hunt in Paraguay July 2012

Great photo....it is a rare privilege to be able to assist and work with the research team.
Are you doing the captures in the Yucatan?

Thanks for sharing and keep the photos coming, I am sure the guys on here appreciate them.

Good Luck with the rest of the captures.

Brent

Anywhere from 2- 5 times a week and from 4 to 10 miles or more if it's not to hot and they are willing to go .
I have a lot of creeks and water where I run mine so its a big plus, I'll givum a break at a creek and then start out slow again after I let them have a little water, I never let them belly ...

Id like to say THANKS again to everyone who made the Wolf Trapping Seminar we had this weekend, very well attended
A GREAT bunch of guys and made some new friends...
With the 20" of new snow while you were standing out in the weather letting it pile up on your head was a HUGE asset to those of us ...

Good big lion and great lookin B&T ...
Congrats,

There are still 2 spots open for the seminar for anyone wanting to improve their odds on trapping wolves.
Anyone interested PM me.
These are 2 of the wolves I caught on a pee post in traps this winter.

jaguar George Harms.jpg

Rimrock Publishing did a SUPER job with the book.
I took my first signed copy that Robin went out of her way to get for me on a trip to Paraguay the day I picked it up at the post office.
It now sits on the book shelf in Rocky McBrides liberary at his Faro Moro ranch in ...

The highest number of cougar/human conflicts result from juvenile lions, mainly those that have been orphaned.
There are a number of reasons why, but human caused mortality may very well be the biggest contributing factor to orphaned kittens which in a case like this lead to a conflict.

Alberta ...

Anyone interested in getting in on one of the more informative and productive wolf trapping seminars offered today call or email me.
Planned dates are April 19-21 here in Pincher Creek, Alberta
The 3 day hands on instruction will be taught by the most successful wolf trapping team in the field today ...

Anyone interested in getting in on one of the more informative and productive wolf trapping seminars offered today call or email me.
Planned dates are April 19-21 here in Pincher Creek, Alberta
The 3 day hands on instruction will be taught by the most successful wolf trapping team in the field today ...

catdogs wrote:sure could be, but it looks a little messy and too deep compared to the ones I've seen. Most of the time, it seems like they just make a swpie or 2 with their feet, just enough to make a neat little pile.....

I agree