My hounds go back to the Raider-Hagin and Rosehaven line. Percys Flower.Some pinedale and Clown. If anyone has ever run in Canada on the shale rock, you know they need tough feet. These hounds are crossed up with some southern hounds that run on the tough dry sandy conditions. These dogs run every ...

They run both fox and coyotes and run on bare ground just as good.

No problems on the crust. The treehounds would have their feet tore up bad.

When I ran tree hounds on coyotes, their feet did not hold up well. When I switch to foxhounds, I have never had sore feet.

Had one go in an old beaver bank den. Had to get shovels to dig the dogs out.

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Been only running weekends. Still getting a few.

Weekend hunt.

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Everything is down. This will sort out the true sportsmen and will be able to buy stuff cheap.

Those look like they would work.

The coyotes keep biting the collars and breaking them. Trying some tough rubber padding with duct tape.

It is not hard. Training pens help. Running with a broke dog. If they can run track, walk them on coyote tracks and keep trying to get them to take them.

Jkohnke wrote:Running walkers. Liquor ,raider and hale bred dogs.

My dogs go back to Raider..some liquor

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