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Dogs are working well with a bunch of bears treed and a couple nice boars shot. An abnormal amount of bayups this spring, younger bears then normal turning on the dogs. If nothing else it keeps the hounds charged up.
Here are a few of the better pictures,
Enjoy

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

Nice pictures.

Looking good Doug, Oscar looks to be a tree climber like his mom & dad.

Nice pics! Where did the Leopard come from and how does he or she compare to the rest of the dogs?

Jeff Eberle wrote:Looking good Doug, Oscar looks to be a tree climber like his mom & dad.

Oscar love to stay in the tree, he is really coming on and will stay with the meanest bear so far. A scare in the river set him back on river crossings but thats ok I don't mind that at all.
I guess he is around 1 1/2 now and has been under 55 bear trees and 42 lynx and lion trees. Mature beyond his years.
Good dog Jeff.

buzz wrote:Nice pics! Where did the Leopard come from and how does he or she compare to the rest of the dogs?

The leopard is Tredster. I got him from Nick Riley in Montana. Nice dog, good lion and bear dog and ok lynx dog. Solid tree dog and good locator. A little bigger then i like but i would take another one anyday.

Sweet pictures, I like the double dog climbing picture

Doug, Oscar is just shy of a 1 1/2 by a couple of days. But I just realized I sent you the wrong dog so I'm going to need you to send him back to me , But wait til after your next Lynx season . All joking a side I sure am glad he calls your place home.

Real cool pictures!!!

Very nice pictures. Hope the red dog stayed clear of that bear.

just a little curious as to the breeding on that red dog with the bear after it.

outlaw13 wrote:just a little curious as to the breeding on that red dog with the bear after it.

She is 1/2 black and tan, 1/4 border collie, 1/8 german shepard and 1/8 golden lab. She is my best bear dog and one of my best cat dogs.

Here are some more of the better pictures from May. I hope everyone will post some of there own pictures. It is nice seeing what everyone else is doing.













This one is a good example of making a bear climb a toothpick. I laughed when walked up to the tree and almost felt sorry for the bear.

nice pictures,is there any way you can hunt in canada with dogs when ya live in the states, like a non resident huntin license for a different state?