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i went hunting yesterday down by Soccorro, and i lost one of my dogs. hes a bluetick hound around 10 months old. im out of new mexico. so if you hear of anyone getting a new young bluetick hound, let me know, i cant offer a whole lot as a reward goes but i am more than willing to get some bit of money together to give as an reward upon the return of my dog. and if my pictures show up below this message hes the blue dog thats treeing. hes also scared up on the left side of his ribbs alil bit and his ears are pretty cut up too.

thanks, mike.

Hey Mike, I'm sure if someone on here has or knows where your dog is, you won't need a reward. If you do, let us know I'm sure we can help you out.

yah if any one needs to give a reward to get their dog back thats pretty bad if your on this site and you have his dog and you need a reward before you give it back you just quit calling yourself a houndsman im 16 years old and i know that much

I used to go to school at Tech....so I know a few people there...give me more details and I will make some calls. If it was in Magdalena I can call their too.

thanks guys, i appreciate your help a whole lot, so hopefully ill get my blue dog back real soon.

Any luck?

Bearkiller,
No such luck yet but ive been going back to the spot where i had dumped all the dogs off at, to see if the little guy is sitting there waiting, but havnt seen any signs of him yet, im heading back down there tomorrow to give it one last shot, so hopefully ill find him, it sure is hard lossing a dog, and he was my first too.

Hey bency, you don't have tracking collars? If not, you may try checking drainages where you last saw him. He'll more than likely keep heading down hill if he's lost. Eventually he'll come out. You have a name tag on his collar right?

Bearkiller,
this is just my first year so i just about finished getting all the hunting gear to together to start my own pack, but his tracking collar was the last thing i needed, so i just ran him with out it, which was a huge mistake on my part, but hes always stuck with the older dogs, so i have never worried about it. but he does have a tag on him with my name and two numbers.

The mistake would be leaving him at home. I hunted without collars for 2 years. more then likely you'll get your dog back. I've waited as long as a month but I ALWAYS have gotten them back. Work your drainages. Check the local animal shelters. I had one, with a collar on, hauled 50 miles to the "local" animal shelter. This was pre cell phone so I drove 3 hours home to a message from the animal shelter to drive 3 hours back the next day. By 50 miles I mean 50 miles from where I was hunting 150 miles from my house. that same year I had one hauled from the same spot, 4 hours to Seattle. then the lady had the gall to tell me I had to go get the dog that night because she had him in her apartment. Do you have anyone around to help look?

I FOUND MY DOG!!!!!
A old buddy of mine that i havnt seen for months that works for the forestry found, about 7 miles down the road at a camp site, the same camp site that i have been to probably about a 100 times by now looking for the little guy.
My buddy told me that when he found him (my dog), that he didnt even move he was so worn out, he had to pick him up and put him in the truck. but hes pretty beat up, his whole body is swollen. but i gave him water with gatterade in it and 4 cups of food to eat since lastnight.
But i wana thank everybody for helping that kept their ear out or spreaded the word and took time out of their day to make a phone call, to help me find my dog, its hugely appreciated.
THANK YOU ALL,
Mike bency.

Glad you found him Mike.He will be good to go in a few days.You didnt sleep with him last night did you.
Bill

Good deal Mike.

--Bill

ha heck no Bill i missed him a whole lot but i kinda like the feeling of my girlfriend next to at night alot better than a hound haha.