perk wrote:grouse,
We run grey fox, red fox and some bobcats.... running coyotes are treated like running deer in my pack, a big no no.
Perk,
How hard has been to break em off the yotes and still run fox. I know dogs that fox can be broke of yotes for the most part, i have one that’s been pretty good not running a yote. I know some others have had hard times with it.
It's like breaking off anything, the quicker u correct the better off you are. Some are hard headed, some aren't as hard headed. I tend to like dogs that break easy and most of what I raise (knock in wood), seems to be eager to please easy to break off bad game. The ones my buddies and i have out of stock we hunted for years seem easier to break than the ones from other stock, got a couple triggs that are hard headed but young. They wanna run something! I have several that come fund me when it's off game, when they start showing up in path looking at me, it's time to shock no questions asked. I. Hunt with a buddy who has a few more that aren't broke off yotes that me, but when mine show up r a frw of his older ones, we start correcting.
'If the hounds dont catch him on top, It doesnt count'
'Day Light and Eye Sight DONT LIE!'
EGO is not your AMIGO
Perk there are still a few guy's that are pure diehards as far as the fox are concerned . We are so over run with coyotes the fox don't stand a chance . We kind of switched over to yotes for more opportunity . Probably mostly due to laziness on our part to break them . LOL
Plenty of guys around virginia North Carolina and south carolina gave in to running them too. Im just not one of those guys, when I gotta run them I will prob move or quit
'If the hounds dont catch him on top, It doesnt count'
'Day Light and Eye Sight DONT LIE!'
EGO is not your AMIGO
