Years ago I had a S.R. Dog that was out of Diamond Jim that was a good dog on whatever you turned him out on, Plenty of grit, speed , great voice, excellent change over at tree

I am on that site as well, Another gentleman that I know quite well and is a top notch pedator trapper in his own right is Neal Olsen of Bethel, Maine. He also gives on the line instruction. For anyone just trapping the easthe's the go to guy IMO. He also is a Master beaver trapper ,Especially under ...

Was blessed to hunt with a pack hounds 1 mine and the other 3 (Maine in the early 90's) where each dog could and did strike , trail , fight and tree there own bear. It was very common to have two or even three races going and end up with two or three bears treed at the same time. If you have REAL ...

Hey Frog , From What I know You are a 100% correct about the Nelson Lures . Craig always has given credit where credit was Craig showed how to skin a 'yote in less than a min. As i've said before you couldn't go wrong w/his instruction. Always wanted to take some from Slim Pederson as well

Hunted Bear in Maine during the 70's-80's-90's and the toughest dog for day to day bear hunting and one of the most complete ( strike ,trail and tree ) bear dogs was a Turkey ridge Racket dog owned by Tom Hooke named Racket , He routinely would strike trail and tree his own bear w/zero help. Tehere ...

Hey Frog , Went to his school and there is now way that a person can absorb the knowledge he presents. I think he is more protective of his knowledge verses an ego problem and he is resentful that more than a few "arm chair experts " have vitually stolen info. that was presented in the 40/50 by the ...

Ollie Hill also wrote a book about horse and mule packing, He also gives seminars and has a college accreditted course he gives . Just punch in Ollie Hill / horse packing and you should find him.

Welcome aboard Tanner, You just so happen to live in the town that held one of the best lion hunters ever ,Mr. Wiley Carrol. There should be some Hound hunters there they won't be hard to spot ; with the dog boxes and all. Wish you the best of luck and never buy a dog unless it is under the TREE ...

THere are two dogs that are about equal in ability although they hunted different game . The first one was a grade redtick that I got from Wallace Trone from Parsonsfield, Me. an excellent coon dog from truck to tree. NEVER needed a leash nor would he leave the woods with out showing you every tree ...

Thanks for the info . and advice . Need any help with your hounds give a yell.

Right now I am living in sheridan , But have lived in the fort bridger -Green river area also. Sheridan is nice but to big , looking for a more isolated location. Kaycee type of town. Any hints?

Thanks, Tell Terry it's the old boy from Maine that used to run his dogs for him; thats's looking for him.

Anybody out there know how to get ahold of Terry Jenkins ? He used to live in Franklin, N.C. , Believe he moved to TN.

HI , If you really want tolearn how to trap 'yotes get in touch with Craig O'Gorman of Broadus , MT. He gives on the line instruction and can cut the learning curve down by decades . PM me and I'll tell you more

HI FOLKS, I am originally from Maine and moved out west in 94' . Prior to that I had owned and trained hounds in Me. all my life and was blessed to have been around and hunted with some of the "greats" in maine . I mostly hunted Bear , Coon and Cat.Some of the folks that I was blessed to have hunted ...