Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 5:35 pm
wow thats awesome. How much would it cost for me to bring my dogs and be guided like that?
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Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 12:19 am
Nice shots, those guys sure do have big feet!
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 6:15 am
Good deal. thats awsome
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 2:41 pm
Wow, Mr. Hillbilly!! Super pictures and great job done!
- Dont know about Cabadian Lynx, but Scandinavian Lynx are darn hard to tree, at least with one dog....
Waist dep snow...., extremly impressive what you guys have done here.
Hans
- Dont know about Cabadian Lynx, but Scandinavian Lynx are darn hard to tree, at least with one dog....
Waist dep snow...., extremly impressive what you guys have done here.
Hans
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 8:09 pm
Great Pics..
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 8:41 pm
Lynxhunter wrote:Wow, Mr. Hillbilly!! Super pictures and great job done!
- Dont know about Cabadian Lynx, but Scandinavian Lynx are darn hard to tree, at least with one dog....
Waist dep snow...., extremly impressive what you guys have done here.
Hans
The trick is Hans is to blow the air out of them with a fast track drifting dogs. If you can get them running they will tree like any other cat. I am sure the Scandinavian Lynx are not to much different. A track straddler gets no where with lynx, to many tracks in a lynx hunting area.Yesterday I treed one that my dogs struck, 5 miles later and two trees, my black and tan was about a mile behind the other dogs, still straddling the track.
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 6:39 am
Yes sir, I totally agree.
I've got more than enough preassure on them in good running terrain, but its hard to keep the preassure up when the dog has to take up to 1 mile detours around unrunnable terrain for a dog.... Another problem is keeping them treed/bayed long enough for me to get in. They "always" seem to jump out...
Its hard for one dog to keep enough preasure on a bayed up cat in rockslides when it sits on top of 9'-15' boulders.....
I'll get it, just think one more dog of the quality I've got would change the outcome, at least some times......
Saying this, gives away how impressed I'm with your acomplishments!
Hans
I've got more than enough preassure on them in good running terrain, but its hard to keep the preassure up when the dog has to take up to 1 mile detours around unrunnable terrain for a dog.... Another problem is keeping them treed/bayed long enough for me to get in. They "always" seem to jump out...
Its hard for one dog to keep enough preasure on a bayed up cat in rockslides when it sits on top of 9'-15' boulders.....
I'll get it, just think one more dog of the quality I've got would change the outcome, at least some times......
Saying this, gives away how impressed I'm with your acomplishments!
Hans
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:23 pm
Mike,
Great to hear you had a good time, nothing better than good friends, good dogs and good trees.
Hillbilly, All I can say is good job and keep it up. Hope the spring bear treats you well.
Kevin
Great to hear you had a good time, nothing better than good friends, good dogs and good trees.
Hillbilly, All I can say is good job and keep it up. Hope the spring bear treats you well.
Kevin
Re: Canadian Lynx pictures
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:49 pm
Your right Hans. You almost have to have two dogs that will drift apart to close the distance quicker. Mike has a running/walker cross that looks like she may be the real deal, keeping up with the big dogs at 11 months old.