hahaha, Thanks, David. The song is one that a friend of mine in Oregon wrote and sings. He said I could use it for my videos and I think it fits perfectly. I want him to write a couple more for me.

Thanks for the input. I haven't figured out how to make them scroll across yet. I'm trying to teach myself to use the software so its kinda like running a trashy dog. Sure, I do a lot of stuff but most of it is bad. :) I have been playing around a little with a camera for a couple years to share hun...

Trying to put together and short and to the point intro for some of my videos. Thoughts or ideas??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SH6toQ ... e=youtu.be

Shit head Sunny, Must of rattled that cat pretty good to make him take refuge in that tree. That cat is no stranger to a pack of dogs. How could 1 dog do that? The perfect jump! Sunny was on him like stink on shit. That cat couldn't believe only 1 dog was there, kept looking over his shoulder for t...

I made this short video showing some collars and leads but it has a lion in in so I figured I'd share.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBbBuslZSRo

J, Another good example is when your dogs trail a cat thru a coyote pairs core area. Especially tree in it, they will come and harass the dogs. I've never had it happen myself, but heard enough stories of it happening that it does happen. I had a coyote follow my dogs out to the truck one time and ...

Some of the better rig dogs for cat will rig tracks that would surprise most. I remember years ago on the old shadetree site, a lot of guys told me that I couldn't rig cats and then ended up telling me that, just because I rigged them on the coast, I couldn't do it other places. When I moved to Idah...

I've never noticed any difference in trash races whether I ran straight bobcat dogs or switch hitters. I also think the switch hitting helps the locate/tree thing for a lot of reasons.

There is a huge difference in good game and good tracks. Just cause pups are on a crap ton of tracks don't really mean anything they need to be on a crap ton of caught game. A crap ton will very in how hard you hunt and the days you hunt and so on. I think there is a huge difference in starting a p...

Merlo, you ask how often a coyote track is within 100 yds of a lose and, from what I've seen VERY OFTEN. They are both scavengers and attracted to the same things. Just the other day, I stopped to look at a bobcat track and, within 20yds, there were 4 wolf tracks, two coyote tracks, and a couple dee...

It makes sense about staying with their mother and/or littermates but, unfortunately, thats not an option for most guys who buy a pup from someone. I can also see how a pup would be less apt to stray when worked with a pile of dogs as opposed to hunting with one old dog but I also don't think they g...

I'm very curious about this "no trash breaking" thing. For those that never have to trash break a dog, what do you do when a young dog breaks out of a race to run off game? When you are trailing a cat with a finished dog and you put a pup with them and the old dog trees the cat and the pup...

Couple more for the freezer. With lion season starting down south tomorrow, I didn't want to hold out any longer. I'd passed on bigger bucks but, time was short. :) http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n149/jcathunter/IMG_6228_zpsaf5b952d.jpg http://i111.photobucket.com/albums/n149/jcathunter/IMG_6247...

In a perfect world, with good dogs, I'd dump the box at the strike. Otherwise, I will put out one or two dogs that I trust and, when I know they are going to take it, I'll throw in the pups. If I have 3 or 4 that I trust, I'll drop them at the strike and follow with pups. I have never had any luck t...