In our area it depends on the terrain and the conditions. If the snow is deep you can't hardly get them in the open without a lot of pressure. In the open country, the smart ones will line out and skirt the edge of the woodlots without going in at all while staying in the middle of the sections ...

Nolte, We have had the sled trail experience, although we are not that far North to get into a lot of it, We do hunt the State Land but where we are no orv's allowed as a matter of fact MDNRE closed all the two tracks to foot traffic only in the areas we hunt last year, makes it a lot tougher, They ...

swampdriver how fast do they catch them how many do ya catch a year and is it in the snow thanks lifreediver
yea we do hunt the snow. Jan And Feb, Last year we hunted pretty hard up until quiet season middle of April. Howl located after the snow was gone. We catch 35- 40 pretty consistent during ...

Nice job, nice looking red dogs Are you hunting farm country? or State land? I'm jealous, Would like to do some daytime running. We're doing some nite running still but the bowhunters started up 10/1 our dogs would have arrows sticking in them if we tried day running.

10-4 on the tricky interstates dairyfarmer. 2 of our honey holes are right on the interstate they always know where they're safe. We had 3 dogs 100 yards off the zoomer running parallel about 500 yards behind the coyote last winter. The coyote hits a big fencerow, spooks a bunch of deer, guess where ...

Alex, yes they are ukc reg. I'm not a good stats guy or bloodlines study, although I am starting to pay alittle more attention to lines now. Came from a local guy here in MI. Some of the blood behind them is Weems, Roarks, Cascade, Dillingham. Average 35- 40 caught each winter the majority in Jan ...

Alex, the Plotts are 45-50- lbs. Male and female littermates. I can't take any credit for the reason they have worked well for us other than we put them in the woods.. alot. I would say genetics has as much to do with it as anything. The male for example was owned by a neighbor who is a pretty ...

After 20 yrs. of running coyotes with hounds, and trying about every breed you can think of, I can say we have had the most success with a pair of littermate Plotts we are using now. They keep their feet better than anything we have tried, and will not quit.

The winter is when they pair up for breeding. Those pups better disperse if they know what's good for them.