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I ran a lot of cats and bear with some great hounds out of the Lees straine. But thats all in the day's gone by. Sold my trap line, I got my first weasel on the way to school 74 years ago, now I can do what I feel like doing and when. Good luck to all the new trappers and hunters. Jack

Jack welcome! You ever write a book??

Andy

Welcome.

Jack lets hear some stories. Tell us about your dogs or your favorite dog. Lets hear some stories of the days gone by. Does anybody still run the same dogs that you use to?

I second that.

Welcome, nice seeing more from guys from up here join.

horshur, and all the others that said hello. Yes I have a book, All in a days work. it's some of the hunts in answering complaints of stock losses and human attacks, amoung other humorous complaints. Thanks Jack

hunt14 wrote:Jack lets hear some stories. Tell us about your dogs or your favorite dog. Lets hear some stories of the days gone by. Does anybody still run the same dogs that you use to?

I started with a pup out of a lee and a Bluetic. in 1951 and some of that blood is still running in B C. I liked the red ones the best, great tree hounds. They would stay treed for hours. We had no tracking radios in the good old days.

Welcome aboard!

Please share some of the stories!

Where do we find your book?

How do Lynx compare with running bobcat?

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

CJC

Badge215 wrote:horshur, and all the others that said hello. Yes I have a book, All in a days work. it's some of the hunts in answering complaints of stock losses and human attacks, amoung other humorous complaints. Thanks Jack

Jack I really enjoyed your book.

I would love to read a book by an old timer that preferred red dogs. I love the red dogs too. Horshur, if Jack is too modest to tell us his real name and the name of his book, can you tell us? Its pretty hard to find it if we don't know what to look for...

So, badge215, whats the significance of your handle?

How does a guy go about acquiring your book ?

Emily wrote:I would love to read a book by an old timer that preferred red dogs. I love the red dogs too. Horshur, if Jack is too modest to tell us his real name and the name of his book, can you tell us? Its pretty hard to find it if we don't know what to look for...

So, badge215, whats the significance of your handle?

The name of the book is All in a day's work. twenty three short stories,all true. Some sad other hurorous. For the rest of this year it will be $20.00 in Canada and the U. S. no shipping charges.
All money orders must be the UNIVERSAL money order if sending out side of Canada.
Jack Lay
Box 243
Princeton B.C.
V0X 1W0

Emily wrote:I would love to read a book by an old timer that preferred red dogs. I love the red dogs too. Horshur, if Jack is too modest to tell us his real name and the name of his book, can you tell us? Its pretty hard to find it if we don't know what to look for...

So, badge215, whats the significance of your handle?

Thanks for your interest.I will give you my name . Jack Lay Box 243 Princeton B.C. V0X 1W0
Thanks and have a fun day Jack

horshur wrote:

Badge215 wrote:horshur, and all the others that said hello. Yes I have a book, All in a days work. it's some of the hunts in answering complaints of stock losses and human attacks, amoung other humorous complaints. Thanks Jack

Jack I really enjoyed your book.

Thanks for the comment. What part of the world are you from, and how did you find the book? Thanks Jack