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just wait and watch...when ol'ml puts his jim zumbo stamp on those swliondogs you better have check in the mail yesterday.

That's for certain!

Eric, get ahold of Dan Lay. He has the kind and is within driving distance of you.

If I were looking for dry ground lion dogs...

I would get a hold of DanV on here, and see where the Hagar / Big Shirley cross is and being hunted. I'd start there.

Or I may know of a couple other places to go.

Take care.
Mason

If u still need jeff Allen's number call me vohn at 8013885282 I have some of jeffs dogs myself

liontracker wrote:That's for certain!

Eric, get ahold of Dan Lay. He has the kind and is within driving distance of you.

Good luck with that one!

I heard he has 2 litters on the ground, nothing for sale?

so who close to wyoming that has a dog for sale that has seen ten or twelve lion that they could part with for a young fellar tryn to get goin

Eric Muff wrote:Who are the best these days?

The guys that hunt the hide off them.

what kind of dogs does jeff alan run? Any of u got any of those biggerstaff hounds? What are they like? Looking to get one or two dogs but trying to do my home work this time before i get more free trashy dogs!!

anarchy kennels wrote:what kind of dogs does jeff alan run? Any of u got any of those biggerstaff hounds? What are they like? Looking to get one or two dogs but trying to do my home work this time before i get more free trashy dogs!!

A hound that wont run deer at first wont run anything... just gotta draw the line somewhere (hard headed buggers)

so with one that runs deer what do u suggest and how many chances do give one before culling a dog? kinda a personal decsion i imagine but just tryn to get an idea before i get to crazy with getn rid of a dog.

PM Houndnem on here. He says his dogs work well in the dirt. He's from Utah. Not to far from you. -Gerald

thanks. he gots some good dogs ?

I'd love to help ya, but before this gets to far out of hand I just want to say. there are probably way better dry ground dogs around, Alot of guys spend all the time on dry ground, I only hunt the fall and the tail end of the spring on completely dry ground. I catch a few, but some of these southwest drygrounders could probably make my dogs look like a bunch of mutts. lookin to make a 100% dry ground dog better look for somone that hunts 100% dry ground. not sayin a dog from me couldn't make the grade as a dry ground only dog, but I'm not saying they would either.

well i dont hunt on dry ground all the time but there is a few areas that i can run on year around but just looking for a good dog dry ground or snow. i would love a dry ground dog but they are out of my range at this point now once i start to get some fur in the tree i mite be looking for one then. but thanks.