I spoke to some one on here a couple years ago that was breeding white cloud dogs. if you remeber that conversation, hit me up. also if anybody else knows where the best place to get them is . thanks.

just look for the shittiest place you can see, that's where they will be. deer and water helps too, but I have seen lions in the winter living where there are no deer, eating porky pines and rabbits

sometimes he goes from the start to finish trailing with the hounds and other days you have to get real close to get him to thread in. I have caught him using his nose a time or two

here he is at a bear cave. he had that bear chewed so far back in there that the hounds backed off and though he was gone.lol
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he likes lions too!
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he's a blue heeler/ border collie mutt! but he doesn't know that he's not a hound. he likes to get in real deep on them bears and pull some fur!

this is the 3 year old male the bluetick on the bottm
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Ive got a couple good ones I might part with.

depends on the scenting conditions. I've seen my best rig dog miss a track that was only hrs old because the wind is wrong. found the track by looking out the window. couldn't get it going that day. next morning the dogs blew the top off the box in the same spot and I couldn't find a new track ...

thank guys, born to hunt, I hope you tree the heak out of them! sounds like you should. post some pics when you get back home

hey, there's no way you caught all them bears without a plot. just kidding, that's what they always tell me. looks like you had a great time and lots of success! thanks for sharing!

went up for the first time this year to look for bears. either couldn't find a track or kept running in to other hound guys everywhere I went. when I was just about to head home some turkey hunters pulled me over and said they found a bear track on a log rd. I drove up there and my box exploded ...

I was thinking maybe she double steped like mike said, but was missing a toe on her front foot? or maybe she really was just flipping you off?

good job!

our problem in southern Utah is there are not very many bears, or roads. so if you find an old track or get a half ass bump on the rig you better turn out if you want a chance at all. some times your cold trailing half a day before you get him jumped. then the dogs don't have enough gas left in the ...

You guys that have hunted bear more than me go ahead and correct me if I'm wrong here, but the more I see with our bears, grit really has nothing to do with getting them to tree. I was having a lot of bayups and bears walking my dogs off so I added some bite to my pack. I started noticing that when ...