It interested me coming across this post, earlier this year I turned loose on what I thought was a decent Tom and female. Long story short I had a split race 4 dogs went south over the ridge and treed the female, I had one dog go straight up the canyon and treed. So I decided to go to him first as I ...

I think a lot depends on how people count, I know of a lot of guys that will catch a female and three kittens up the same tree and count that as four cats they treed in a day, and those numbers can add up in a hurry. I personally count how many trees i walk under, not how many cats are up in it.

I'm sure everyone will have their own opinions, but the fastest dog i have and ever had is a mike kemp dog from three bear kennels.

I am looking for someone to build me a aluminum custom dog box for a can am commander, preferably close to south Eastern Idaho. If anyone has any contact info on someone that does good work for a fair price I would appreciate it. You can call, text or PM. (208) 201-1203 thanks

Does anybody know if Vaughndog is still building custom boxes? I need one built for a can am commander but I cannot contact him. Or does anyone know who does good work around south eastern Idaho?

I have heard rumors about the dc 50 collar coming out soon, has any one else heard anything? I am not too impressed with the dc 40 and the dc 30 are hard to find.

I can't believe this has turned into such a topic, that cat has been treed by me or my buddies several times this year in the same canyon. I didn't pay much attention to it cause it is a smaller cat i thought for sure I seen a black dot around 4 inches under its ass, but I for sure noticed its notch ...

No it's a young Tom, around 115-120 lbs. I've seen it in the tree, I can tell by his ear, that it is the same cat we treed about a week ago.

Great pictures I caught a cat in the lavas once, it was quit an experience and for sure there is no competition out there.

Look up Steve Phipps at crazy cascade blueticks

Potato farmer in the great state of idaho!

great pics!

I have read all of these posts and everyone is right, here in SE Idaho the lion population has suffered tremendesly, and needs the quota cut in half at least. I was just out in my area yesterday and one thing that is giving these lions a horrible name are cyotes. I found two fresh cyote kills in the ...

I have heard good and bad about him, but from my personal experience he was very good to deal with and has checked in from time to time to see how my pup was doing wich now is one of my best dogs and certainly the best young dog I own, If I wasnt going to breed her I would get another from Steve.

I cant believe that someone other than a hounder found a lion track in SE Idaho.