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Northern Utah Bear hunters

Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 11:45 pm
by nmplott
Are any of you guys coming down to NM now when bear season starts?

Re: Northern Utah Bear hunters

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 12:21 pm
by bad moon
i am considering it but am just starting to look into the details, someone to hook up with would be helpful, i believe a friend of mine has a pup sitting at your place and hopefully one ordered out of your pocohantis breeding

Re: Northern Utah Bear hunters

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 12:43 pm
by nmplott
Yeah, thats why I posted this, trying to get the pup up to him. He already has one from a previous identical litter and likes them.

Re: Northern Utah Bear hunters

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 3:48 pm
by bad moon
yes i have hunted with that dog a bunch this past year he seems to be lightning fast and showing good grit for his age. you clould not be placing puppies in better hands. on another note i got a couple young dogs really in need of a kill to boost some confidiance and only know of one tag in my area and not sure how serious he is about filling it. so if it comes down to it i wanted to run down that way not that i really want to kill one myself if i could just tag along on one but not knowing anyone in those parts i may just half to buy a tag? ( i am not a fan of killing game and have no use for one of my own but training dogs is top prioritey) any info you had would be great?

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Re: Northern Utah Bear hunters

Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 4:12 pm
by nmplott
I like to run at the beggining of the middle part of season, when it cools down enough for some of my darker dogs. If you would like to come down and run then let me know, I can try to alter my schedule to accomodate you. Wendel is a straight shooter and I knew when I sent that pup he would do fine. That litter came out just the way I wanted, smart gritty cold nosed hounds that do not hesitate to sink ivory. From that cross the only one culled was culled by a boar hog when the owner didn't send enough back up for the pup.