i carry the .22 long rifle catridge. i can put more in my pocket, and are cheaper on the wallet. other than that the rest is shot placement.

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thank you! i wish you the best of luck. there is nothing more satisfying than owning your own dog, that you raised and trained yourself, under a tree with the game you wanted it to catch. hope to hear more of your progress.

p.s. coon hunting is a really good start.

just for the knowledge sake, can you elaborate for furthering my education?

i would say Utah has the better setup for sportsmen/ sportswomen. they have more game to hunt with dogs, legally. they have a two thirds majority vote for wildlife issues.(unless this has changed in past few years). Colorado tried to copy the same thing, but the N.R.A. would support this, because it ...

Clint Anderson says it's wonderful stuff. i like that you can get it in their eyes with no harmful effects.

they have Woodscreek Loose Bruce back 3-6 generations. no sure if they were strictly bear dogs. the man that owned them was from around the Merced(?) area.

do you have any problems with debris and such covering up the radiator? seems that there might be a safety issue. of course you could see them when they bail over the side and keep from hanging a good dog.

sorry for that. no they are treeing walkers.

several years back i bought pup from a man in California with some "bearcreek" bloodline that turned out to be a really nice bear dog. i was wondering if anybody would know where i could find a pup with breeding? i would hope that some of you people in California might be able to help. thank you.

you would think that with enough experts out there that someone could explain this. i believe that it is a genetic makeup. some cats just pickup and leave to avoid inbreeding.

still have pups for sale? can you show pictures of parents?

thank you