in your state what is the state record weight for a long tai

tntoutfitting · Post by **tntoutfitting** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 1:38 am

You'll be thrilled I'm sure, caught this stub tailed bugger off a pretty decent whitetail buck so...... of course he wants it mounted with the deer head as a "kill" :roll:

Roy doin' any good?

thomas · Post by **thomas** » Fri Mar 28, 2008 10:53 pm

The pic you posted didn't show up the second time around.
So I went to your web site to take a peek.

Looks like you boys got some bragigin rights on the the big boys.
I would advise anybody to check out tnt cats on the web page.
They growem big north of the border.
Nice album boys

cecil j. · Post by **cecil j.** » Sat Mar 29, 2008 2:53 am

thomas wrote:The pic you posted didn't show up the second time around.
So I went to your web site to take a peek.

Looks like you boys got some bragigin rights on the the big boys.
I would advise anybody to check out tnt cats on the web page.
They growem big north of the border.
Nice album boys

The size of their heads was even more ossem/ seen only a couple that sized myself over dogs and I didnt kill em so they probably apearedthat size but wasent maybe. I know if ya didn`t skin em and ditnt gutt em in the woods and had a way too weigh emas they are and still yet limber-not stiffed yet/they would be very heavy and that how a lion should be weight/weigh all bears fully field dress gutted weights however. Maybe that just me. Also, I killed a little bear, littlr cat and a ton of coon . Coon season only I carryed a gun and never took more than one out of each tree an not sucken sows nor sows travelen with kitten nor kitten coon. I more enjoyed just the dogs on big game I carryed a machettie or a boweeie knife nothen at all some times too. How ever Ive seen big game killed with other hunts under the tree I was hunten with and I didn`t much care about it one way or the other on cat ! But I respected big game ya don`t show fear too em, don`t look em in the eyes and never turn your back on one/ ya could regret-it.

Yaak attack · Post by **Yaak attack** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 12:04 pm

Roy got bit through the head yesterday. I think he will be O.K. Mike and I treed five lions Sun. Two toms, two kittens and a totally separate female. Again we could not find a tom over 120 pounds. We also treed three bobcats and two lions Thurs. and Friday. Had to work Sat.

tntoutfitting · Post by **tntoutfitting** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 5:15 pm

Huntin' that hard is a "JOB" my friend, good for you guys. How'd he git bit, catch one on the ground? Was he alone? Are you lookin' to fill a tag ? Them young dogs better than that older pair yet?

Bayedup · Post by **Bayedup** » Mon Mar 31, 2008 11:29 pm

TNT awesome cats, looks like some happy hunters.
Here in Idaho I believe there is a lot of difference in our cat weights, I think it is mostly to do with feed, whether it is primarily elk, deer or small game and terrain. I have been on a couple harvest the largest confirmed weight was 193. Two scales one said 196 the other 193. We have taken a few cats I believe are 170 - 180. Nice cats for here but curious what they would go else where. We do all of our cats by skull measurements also.
My good friend did take a cat last March that was a dandy but due to him traveling the skin just hung off from him, I don't know how far he traveled before but the day we caught him I figured he went 15-17 miles that night, and we ended up in a Hell hole!
Roy Auwen would know better than anyone in this country, I will try to post a few pictures later.

Mike Pimentel

Ryans Cat mid 170-180 14 14/16 P&Y

The Traveler
14 10/16 P&Y
ummmm objects are larger than they appear... I hope! Don't know what I did wrong

tntoutfitting · Post by **tntoutfitting** » Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:58 am

ENLARGED FOR "BAYEDUP"

here ya go (look for the url address that says "medium" in it--there is a choice of four I beleive on each picture on the hunt 101 site) right click on the ones I just did for ya and go to "properties" and see the difference

GREAT LOOKIN" LIONS

-- yep I guess size does matter doesn't it ! But yours make the cut "no problemo" :lol:

thomas · Post by **thomas** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:14 am

Okay tnt I got one up on ya I just got a grandma a 160 lb tom.

I don't see any good lookin grandma with huggin any of your fat tails.
So there :roll:

Take that
Oh and buy the way you guys probaly rode those nitro powered turbo charged crouch rockets right up those mountains got off with your coffee cups still half full and said look boys there's a 15 and change.
Did any buddy bring the coffee cake. :lol:

Well me and grandma got news for you.
We did it the old fashioned way by god. :wink:

Yaak attack · Post by **Yaak attack** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 12:33 pm

Mountains? What mountains? Where TnT hunts it is rolling and roaded up like central park. No need for sleds or even quads. They just roll up in their Escalades throw down some showdogs and play video games until the Astro says it's up. Then it's time to fire up the latte machine and make one for a stroll to the tree. Ha Ha.

Yaak attack · Post by **Yaak attack** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 3:09 pm

I don't know if you can compare a grandpa to a grandma, but TnT did catch a 15 12/16 tom for a seventy eight year old man with an enlarged prostate

tntoutfitting · Post by **tntoutfitting** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:33 pm

Man thomas , now i have to start prowling Old Folks Homes again for clients to compete :shock:

this is a crazy "job" :roll:

Did git old Roy one for his 80th this year (had a 50 lb upgrade tom up the road a mile but it WAS up the mountain : Roy said ---" lets not be fools boys, I'm eighty years old! lets go get the "easy" one" ) :wink:

I like flat ground (got flat feet too, so cant be "drafted"), hate "coffee" of any kind (love beer though), fear "red heads" (not redbones)and my worthless mutts are NOT show dogs (they rarely even "show off"), yep-- my life is kinda "sorry" I guess :oops:

Keep buggin' me and I'll move over to UKC site with the "big boys" of hound huntin'

PS: this fella aint on "Geritol" (nor is he a lady) but we are certainly "up the hill"

No rocket powered couch rocket here either (and the "ROCK" blocked the sattelite view for my ASTRO) :twisted:

Did leave "the Escalade" idling so it was toasty warm when we got back though (to hell with high gas prices)

tntoutfitting · Post by **tntoutfitting** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:00 pm

now DONT GET ME STARTED thomas........I WILL out weigh ya on the "Big Ones"(clients)

Had a guy we called "Fat Bastard" , close to five fifty I'd say :shock:

DO NOT make me post THAT :!:

bearcat · Post by **bearcat** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 8:01 pm

Hasd a friend of mine (not a houndman) go to canada about fifteen years ago and kill a lion with a bow, it weighed 206 lbs and I forget how many ounces. I don't remember the skull size but do know at the time it was tied for the largest cougar in P&Y, but at least one has been killed bigger since then.

Yaak attack · Post by **Yaak attack** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 8:44 pm

I thought you were banned from the UKC site. Iv'e pretty much been blackballed from there, even though I own some half-semi lightfoot dogs. Some guys are a touchy about their hounds. You can't tell me you don't show those stubby little speckled, coyote mouthed mutts at Westminster.

thomas · Post by **thomas** » Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:46 pm

Hey let TNT take a walk on the wild side those boys on that site might need a few pics to light a fire over there at least we would get a break from the cat show over here.
I do think TNT and GEORGE BUSH have a lot in common niether one of them know when to pull out. :shock:

We could use a break over here. The bad dreams and the cold sweats are
are starting to interupt my beauty sleep.
TNT are you sure those cats aren't somethin your kids raised for 4H?
I love lion chops and lookin at those fat bastards make my mouth water.
Pass the apple sauce please

Yea Yack Attack those talus slides are just above a loggin road.
I never treed one out in the middle of one. :wink:

in your state what is the state record weight for a long tai

biggens allright