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Took the new rig out this morning, probably should have stayed with the old Dodge Deisel, we seem to have really good luck in it. We struck a bear early, turned out some of the younger hounds, we didnt catch it. Not really sure what happened, it sounded like a hot strike, they took it good but lost it after about 5 miles. I think they might have ran it backwards, but I dont really know. I guess we should have let the older dogs run it first. Lesson learned!

looking good! the only thing missing is the ford emblem

houndnem wrote:looking good! the only thing missing is the ford emblem

LMAO!!! A Ford emblem!? There is a plot on the back of it, hell thats bad enough! LOL.

No wonder why Hound guys and gals Always have a bad name driveing dodge, ford! Ha ha

Good looking set up! I also own a dodge but If I was smart I would own something with a bow tie!

Oh come on guys, they do a great service at ford. They circle all the mistakes! There is a big circle around every spot that says Ford! lol

how many dogs in back of that truck? squatting pretty good and sharp truck and dogs

duke7581 wrote:how many dogs in back of that truck? squatting pretty good and sharp truck and dogs

Thanks. There was six dogs in the back, the trailer is pretty heavy for a half ton, we usualy pull it with a 3/4 ton Dodge deisel, it does squat this one pretty good. After this picture was taken we turned the receiver hitch upside down so it leveled the trailer out better, it rides and sits leveler now.

That is one he'll of a rig good lookin dogs also

Is that the "Blues brothers" i see on that strike deck? If so, they sure look a lot like their daddy!!

j2 wrote:Is that the "Blues brothers" i see on that strike deck? If so, they sure look a lot like their daddy!!

Yes, thats my boys! They have really turned out to be some FINE hounds! I wouldnt take anything for either one, they strike really good, cold nosed, can start and run a bear by there selves, and are some of the hardest treeing dogs I have seen.