That's pretty close to where my cousin runs bear.

Bear and coyotes are what we mostly run with our dogs. We start them out on fox and coyotes in a pen when they're at a certain age, and begin running them in whatever season comes first.

Sweet! Good lookin bears and nice dogs... looks like the hounds are getting their share of running in. Great job!

Wow that ones a hog...great job and nice lookin dogs!

I'm actually starting one of my plotts on coon too... I caught a coon in one night next to a small marsh with my live trap using canned tuna fish and a few marshmallows. Good luck!

Falmouth - Missaukee county

Sounds like someone needs to be taught a lesson, that's just to far. If someone skrewed with my dogs I would go nuts.

I've got a Sony handycam dcr-sx85 and it works great for me, not very expensive and it's easy to use. Nothing to special, but it does the job well

GOOD JOB. i went for the first time saturday,i coon hunt mostly but going to get into chasen coyotes we are over run with them here in wv, never found any track they where all snowed in. i have a dog that loves to run my brother use to bear hunt her had some young dogs to. we bobcat hunt some to ...

Couldn't find any tracks after this one on Saturday, was done hunting by 10:00 AM
the dogs got a good run in though, and they caught him about 100 yards after
i hit him with a few pellets

Nice cats, great job

nice job

If you like long range hard hitting rifles you should get a 300 weatherby mag and a weatherby 30-378. They're a little expensive, but they're definately worth it

if you can, bring your dog to a coyote pen a couple times if you can't get him started by himself try running him with a more experienced dog that can teach him

nice cat