for you guys familiar with running fox and yotes, how do yotes run differently from fox. i'm asking because my dogs run fox a lot and that's ok but sometimes the game will behave differently. it won't run in a good circuit. i was thinking it could be yotes but i don't know.

i feed road killed deer to my dogs. i hang it up behind my yard and buther it and put it into large feed bags. i take out a big hunk and chop it up with an axe and give a good sized piece to each dog. i cut back on their evening meal when i do. they love chewing the bones and it will keep them enter...

when i was a preteenager, about 50 yrs ago, i took care of my grandfathers' foxhounds. he kept one pack of younger dogs of mixed sexes in one large pen or yard and another pack of about 20 dogs in another pen. i don't recall there ever being any fights. each pack slept in one common dog house. there...

that is great! i want one for my dog. i would love to see all the stuff my dog runs across while it's in the woods. it jusst might tell me if they're really running fox or deer.

this is a bunch of crap. this subject has been brought up on many boards and nothing helps. you might as well turn this page off because it worthless as it is. even with sorry ads that give hardly any info is way better than this obamo policy.

i hadn't looked at it that way. i know they were gone out of hearing pretty quickly. what's the deal with "Ole Reynard".? i've never heard that.

i have two curs, a stephens and a kemmer stock and two plotts from bear hunting stock. i guess they aren't putting enough pressure on the fox because the fox is usually a good ways ahead of the dogs. i ran one last night. i saw that it was going to cross a dirt road and stopped short of with my head...

they usually run a circuit. sometimes a track will paraelell a road and they go back and forth. sometimes a circle and not too big either. i can jog along with the race and see my dogs collar lights flash because they are that close to the road. i wonder why they don't run faster, maybe because it's...

i had a bear coming to a bait pile but i haven't seen anything lately. have they holed up or what? i live on the east coast of nc. i don't know much about bears, obvioously.

does no one hunt fox? i was hunting coon but there are few here and so my dogs shifted over to fox. i have some great long races too. once in a while i'll see the fox cross the road. my dogs love it and i don't have to wade the swamps or fight through to brair and bramble. anyone else running them o...

some dogs bark more than others and there is little you can do to make one bark more than its genes require. but, your dog may be a little slow getting its barks going or needs a little time to get its confidence up. give it time, that's all you can do.

i must be the gear queer. i hunt alone in big woods and try to be prepared for most situations. i carry a backpack and wear bibs. in my bp i carry a two way radio, game shears, first aid stuff for dogs, benidryre in the summer, extra pen light, extra AA cells, gps, mini saw, sheath knife, money, tra...

john wick doesn't recommend doing much of anything with a dog until it about 1 year old. be careful with the drags. they do more for the person than they do the dog.

come on guys, it's just a site name. give the guy a break. he's not saying he's going to kill a lot of coons. like a lot of site names, he's using hyperbole.

my dogs are as trashy as a city dump. i feed them all the squirrels i kill. i boil the squirrels, the whole thing minus the head and front legs, i debone the squirrels. cook rice in the stock and add the meat to the rice. then i mix the squirrel/rice with their regular fed. they love it. if i had a ...