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If you live in California you had better take this seriously.
Subject: California: Anti-Hunting Groups Continue Pushing Radical Agenda
Take note of the 3rd bullet point on the agenda for this hearing, "Ban the use of dogs for the pursuit and take of ALL wildlife in ...

I started with Triggs in 1973, because they have better mouths (usually horn or bawl) and more endurance than running walkers. I needed a dog that would be ready to go tommorrow after a hard day today. Some are gritty some not, some tree some not, but I would say more tree minded than running ...

I extreme cold you run the risk of frost bite on teats of females and testes on male hounds if exposed for a long period of time. . I have had a couple of females loose teats.

Timberline what line of Triggs do you have? I just sent a pair of Trigg pups to Finland to hunt fox, timber wolves, bear and lynx.

Right back to all of you houndsmen and women on the forum. Have a safe and happy one.

Try going to the NAVHDA website. they will be able to direct you. I just judge a NAVHDA test where one was entered. Not the most intense pointer I've ever seen but liked the water.

I live in Southern Ontario, Canada. Have had Triggs for 35 years. Run them on coyote and fox when the mange doesn't get 'em. Have used them for coon too. Like reading the cat and bear hunt stories.