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New to Sport, could use advice plz
Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 6:05 pm
by Husker Red
Never owned a hound, trained dogs before but always wanted to get into it, I know how it's done and my neighbor has a hunting hound but, I've always heard hounds don't do well in town, I live in Lincoln and I would be able to hunt the dog lots and take it out to state recreation woods to run it and train it( no one ever goes there I don't know why) is it stupid to even ask if it'd b fine to own a hound and go to high school, while living in town?
All help will b appreciated

Re: New to Sport, could use advice plz
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 3:43 am
by scrubrunner
Some of my best memory's was hound running when I was in high school. Take one of your high school buddies with you each time you go. I took one that wasn't that close of a friend at the time that had never heard a race in his life. He went crazy over it, was a natural, he can pick a hounds mouth out of a pack of a pack of 25 or 30 hounds better than anybody I've ever hunted with and became the closest thing to a brother I'll ever have. Those hounds probably kept us out of a lot of trouble back then. Go for it,hunt them all you can and do whatever you have too, to keep them quite at home.
Re: New to Sport, could use advice plz
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 3:57 am
by scrubrunner
Try to find some hunters in your town, be very polite,don't think i would ask to go hunting with them, just let them know how interested you are about getting a hound and hunting. Some guys will give a good hound to a young man in high school if they take a shine to ya and might even ask you to go with them. If they ask you to go don't take any buddies with you then, You are a guest. Good luck
Re: New to Sport, could use advice plz
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 10:36 am
by driftwood blue
You might want to get the Walk with Wick books,
they will teach you a lot about hounds and hunting..
Nite Light Co has them (huntsmart.com)
there is 2 of the books currently available well worth the money!
Be wary of getting a dog from a dog jockey.( dog trader)