Thanks - will do. Those bobs running around in blow down areas is tricky.

I've had a hard time with bobbers this year. Seems like the dogs can move the track good until they get in an area where the cat walked in circles, backtracked, or made multiple trips in and out. I can't even make heads or tails where it went.

The western side of the state, Black Hills area, is the best for running lions and bobcats. You're also close to Wyoming and can run lions there.

Thanks for the replies. I've been very firm with her but she hasn't changed at all. It makes me think she's hardwired that way. There's already enough variables when running dogs that fighting over food/game gets annoying really quick.

My dogs have separate kennels but they run around to all the kennels when I'm around and let them out. She snaps at any dog that gets near her food dish. I got her at 8 weeks old. I may get rid of her, but she's super aggressive on game, so if there's something I can do I'd like to try it. Not sure ...

I have a blue dog with bad food aggression - and she's possessive about game. Is that genetic or learned? She's a good hound and I'd like to breed her, but if that's usually passed on to pups I won't do it.

I live in the Black Hills and have been hunting lions in this area and Wyoming for years.