thomas h 0 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 (edited) Tom you have any terriers left? no ,, my last russel died of old age 12 years old blind from my breeding . the dogs before were sick with .. this summer blindnes and all,,,,,, grip and forgot ,,, gype.. makes blind terreirs the others raccoon para. sold them .. i brough red fells over the pond .. the ones the=at bay . i sold them off. only one went to a hunters breeding home the bulls sold to farmers and only 4 got good homes ,,hunters my whippet greyhound bull luchers get ripped badly . sold my russels well after all those commercials on tv , only pet people phoning so sold them all off. I have bear and dagger dagger the bluetick hound . thats it . i brought in blueticks and now we have 20 blue hounds in the large area and more comimng. from my breeding and some one elses bluetick male ,, How about you .... deer grey lurcher ?does juan still have them?? Edited January 11, 2011 by thomas h Quote Link to post
goldfinch2007 2,331 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 eddie chapman has bred some quality russells. Quote Link to post
thomas h 0 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 (edited) eddie chapman has bred some quality russells. well after breeding the two on the right dagger and marg , then eddies terrier ,,well all the terreirs were good hunters after that breeding . hunt all day with little damage ,,real bayers.. the eddie terrier bred by eddie was $3000 after importing ,, I bought that terrrier for $500 from a lady Edited January 11, 2011 by thomas h Quote Link to post
STUNTMAN 552 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 TL- I dont know what Juan has anymore havnt talked to him in years. I have Terriers ,Stags and foxhounds july/walker Xs Quote Link to post
thomas h 0 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 (edited) nice Edited January 11, 2011 by thomas h Quote Link to post
Beddy-Poacher 30 Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 Slip the dawg Quote Link to post
dwolf 1 Posted January 12, 2011 Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 (edited) just large foxes ???..MAYBE VERY LARGE FOXES this is my pic i sent to earthdog running dog mag.no 24 there are raccoons foxs and a bush wolf these without dogs by myself a few hours a day over a 4 day period,,,,, my nammmes there lads thomas _________ nice thomas. what was the technique? dogs? shotgun or rifle? how many hounds do you run on the coyotes? do you drive the farms until they hit hot scent or just drop them in a likely area? tracking collars? i like those plotts. i know a guy who runs a brace for racoon & bobcat & a few times they've gone for deer behind their pens, before he has them collared,lol. he gets si p'oe'd. it was all night once, lol. ever x the hounds w/any terriers? those bears tear up a lot of dogs? it must be wild running them in those jungle forest. cheers & thanks, ( those turkish dogs look scary, we should use them in afganistan as flushing dogs. ) cheers, aaron, thanks. that tolling sounds wild. 10 gauge sp10 remington autoloader . 7shots on the running running coyote. hit it at 150 yards . i reloaded my shells .i hurt my shoulder after shooting so many hundreds of shells and the weight of this gun..LOL and 2 foxes running from the yote in the feild . but the yote just entered the bush and not chasing the foxes we have many dogs in trucks waiting . we believe in fair chase .sometimes letting the young pup run the coyote till the end ..hours TRCKING COLLARS and a radio sometimes cb and sometimes ...where the heck are you guys with the telephone .. the yote may be 3 miles away or more ..fun. maybe 12 dogs in the trucks and sometimes each hunter dropping dogs in the neubouring bushes and then maybethe most 8 dogs running different yotes in all directions . always different .. bears the plotts get rought up a bit .. but the blueticks can bay like unreal.now no spring bear hunt and just hunting around here .. the guys on your side,,usa,, have the real info. they run a lot more bear.check them out on the usa forums plotts kill almost anything they can. tough hound ,, my buddy s plotts have the papers . nice but raccoons are a joke with these if there is anything left ,,LOL,,, the big thing is chasing deer with the hounnds .. the forest is real large and ther e is almost noway tto get one otherwise ..apples and corn bait works well without dogs .. nice tolking to ya tom 10 gauge, lol, classic, the ole blunderbust, good stuff Thomas. I appreciate the hound hunting explanation, thank you. that sounds like an absolute rip, never done it except for racoons & deer in the south. that must be a fun, fun day. i've concluded it's very tough here w/out hounds & a group. we've popped several out over time, but some close, no hope though in cover & a bunch several hundred yds away w/all 3 dogs still in the bush...couple sh**te deals but no major players, but i have to travel to hunt them,,..the forest ones are tough to call in close enough for dogs...very cautious. We still play though occasionally. Canada is amazing, the game there is incredible. I've fished tons of lodges up there & can't get enough, french river, 1000 islands, manitoba, quebec,.lived in alaska, so also hit bc ocasionally depending upon the fish, lol. good stuff, my family has been going up for over 50 yrs...started in whitney, outside algonquin. if you ever want to visit my buddy's preserve, pm me, it's near north bay, but on the other side. don't hold it against them. best dancers in namerica like you say. bears & hounds? not on the neast side of the border, great lakes i believe. dog hunters are totally discriminated against in the northeast of usa, -the south,west & parts still have tradition & hope, but neast, etc...but in me, nh, vt it's okay. hear ya about those hounds & forests, that's some of the thickest shiite ever seen up around algonquin, 20 ft into that bush & you don't know which end is up, & that's w/out the blackflies biting, lol. cheers bud, is that your dog in icon? nice pup. what's your best bear hunting story ( wherever ) ? cheers, an article i thought some outside would enjoy : http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/library/newsletters/Furbearer/2010%20Fall%20Furbearer%20Newsletter.pdf nice pics stuntman. Edited January 23, 2011 by dwolf Quote Link to post
Aaron Proffitt 142 Posted January 12, 2011 Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 there was a video on youtube acouple of years back of an american bulldog killing two coyotes so i think a staffordshire bull terrier would be able to take one. How'd they catch it ? Was it denned ? No staffy alive is going to run down a coyote. Period Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted January 12, 2011 Author Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 (edited) there was a video on youtube acouple of years back of an american bulldog killing two coyotes so i think a staffordshire bull terrier would be able to take one. How'd they catch it ? Was it denned ? No staffy alive is going to run down a coyote. Period the video i was talking about the ambull was fighting with the coyotes in a field, as for the staff i didnt say "run down" Edited January 12, 2011 by judge2010 Quote Link to post
thomas h 0 Posted January 12, 2011 Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 (edited) 10 gauge, lol, classic, the ole blunderbust, good stuff Thomas. I appreciate the hound hunting explanation, thank you. that sounds like an absolute rip, never done it except for racoons & deer in the south. that must be a fun, fun day. i've concluded it's very tough here w/out hounds & a group. we've popped several out over time, but some close, no hope though in cover & a bunch several hundred yds away w/all 3 dogs still in the bush...couple sh**te deals but no major players, but i have to travel to hunt them,,..the forest ones are tough to call in close enough for dogs...very cautious. We still play though occasionally. Canada is amazing, the game there is incredible. I've fished tons of lodges up there & can't get enough, french river, 1000 islands, manitoba, quebec,.lived in alaska, so also hit bc ocasionally depending upon the fish, lol. good stuff, my family has been going up for over 50 yrs...started in whitney, outside algonquin. if you ever want to visit my buddy's preserve, pm me, it's near north bay, but on the other side. don't hold it against them. best dancers in namerica like you say. bears & hounds? not on the neast side of the border, great lakes i believe. dog hunters are totally discriminated against in the northeast of usa, -the south,west & parts still have tradition & hope, but neast, etc...i hear ya about those hounds & forests, that's some of the thickest shiite ever seen up around algonquin, 20 ft into that bush & you don't know which end is up, & that's w/out the blackflies biting, lol. cheers bud, is that your dog in icon? nice pup. what's your best bear hunting story ( wherever ) ? cheers, an article i thought some outside would enjoy : http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/library/newsletters/Furbearer/2010%20Fall%20Furbearer%20Newsletter.pdf nice pics stuntman. thats my dog named BEAR ..but he is a house dog .my daughter will never talk to me again if i bring Bear hunting ..not one scratch I have been warned . I may get the death sentence from her ..bear is like tiger on wini the pooh .bouncy bouncy bounce .. lol i am just some poor sap guy with no money for that invite ,,,thanks anyway DAUGHTER IS 19 years going on 45 the gauge was good but remington auto loader breaks both 10 gauges here are broken . we always keep a dog on a lead or truck as backup .. not much with bear hunting really just wanted those hounds .bear hounds fishing did it done lots ..finished with fishing the musky fishing is wprld class .just 30 minutes from my house ,,.thats like 40pounds for a nice one .. on the ottawa river throw time i seen sturgeon spawing under the canoe .they were like scary,,so long and the width was half that of the canoe ..and lots of them .. they were acting like the carp .carp here anice one is 22 pounds and up .. 20 30 minute fight up the river I seen needle nose pike in the spawning beds ....like a gar pike but with a super long nose .they float like a log .small ones 4' to 6'. and the longer ones are 10 and up in size ..most larger ones there were 12 to 15 ' longer then the 12 ' boat i had then ..I tried to find them on the net for a link but just found minnows of long nosed pike maybe a few feet long not worth looking at so neet to have seen ... what a wonnderful country i live in ..wow for nature..nice and the french ladies so naturally beautiful i may start a post CAN A MUSKY EAT A SWIMMING YOTE.....LOL LOL hehehe but i guess i would have to post that under the fishing forums under the subsection ... WHAT DO YOU FEED YOUR ///\\\ FISH lololol,,he he Edited January 12, 2011 by thomas h Quote Link to post
Aaron Proffitt 142 Posted January 12, 2011 Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 there was a video on youtube acouple of years back of an american bulldog killing two coyotes so i think a staffordshire bull terrier would be able to take one. How'd they catch it ? Was it denned ? No staffy alive is going to run down a coyote. Period the video i was talking about the ambull was fighting with the coyotes in a field, as for the staff i didnt say "run down" Ahhh...so,say, having one as a kill dog ,per se . I've heard of the old timers using a kill dog when they ran pure greyhounds. It was usually a pit,ambull, or airedale if memory serves. In fact, not long after I brough my two Airedales home I was outside tending my garden while my neighbor was outside, my 'Dales were dicking off by his fence. He went "Holy shit ! Those are Airedales ! " and then he told me stories of his grandfather in the 30's using Airedales with his greyhounds as "killdogs" . Now most guys that use coyote dogs (fast dogs) want one that can make the catch and go ahead and handle business. Quote Link to post
judge2010 196 Posted January 12, 2011 Author Report Share Posted January 12, 2011 there was a video on youtube acouple of years back of an american bulldog killing two coyotes so i think a staffordshire bull terrier would be able to take one. How'd they catch it ? Was it denned ? No staffy alive is going to run down a coyote. Period the video i was talking about the ambull was fighting with the coyotes in a field, as for the staff i didnt say "run down" Ahhh...so,say, having one as a kill dog ,per se . I've heard of the old timers using a kill dog when they ran pure greyhounds. It was usually a pit,ambull, or airedale if memory serves. In fact, not long after I brough my two Airedales home I was outside tending my garden while my neighbor was outside, my 'Dales were dicking off by his fence. He went "Holy shit ! Those are Airedales ! " and then he told me stories of his grandfather in the 30's using Airedales with his greyhounds as "killdogs" . Now most guys that use coyote dogs (fast dogs) want one that can make the catch and go ahead and handle business. thanks for the reply, i've also seen pictures of airedales on coyotes. Quote Link to post
dwolf 1 Posted January 14, 2011 Report Share Posted January 14, 2011 (edited) thats my dog named BEAR ..but he is a house dog .my daughter will never talk to me again if i bring Bear hunting ..not one scratch I have been warned . I may get the death sentence from her ..bear is like tiger on wini the pooh .bouncy bouncy bounce .. lol i am just some poor sap guy with no money for that invite ,,,thanks anyway DAUGHTER IS 19 years going on 45 the gauge was good but remington auto loader breaks both 10 gauges here are broken . we always keep a dog on a lead or truck as backup .. not much with bear hunting really just wanted those hounds .bear hounds fishing did it done lots ..finished with fishing the musky fishing is wprld class .just 30 minutes from my house ,,.thats like 40pounds for a nice one .. on the ottawa river throw time i seen sturgeon spawing under the canoe .they were like scary,,so long and the width was half that of the canoe ..and lots of them .. they were acting like the carp .carp here anice one is 22 pounds and up .. 20 30 minute fight up the river I seen needle nose pike in the spawning beds ....like a gar pike but with a super long nose .they float like a log .small ones 4' to 6'. and the longer ones are 10 and up in size ..most larger ones there were 12 to 15 ' longer then the 12 ' boat i had then ..I tried to find them on the net for a link but just found minnows of long nosed pike maybe a few feet long not worth looking at so neet to have seen ... what a wonnderful country i live in ..wow for nature..nice and the french ladies so naturally beautiful i may start a post CAN A MUSKY EAT A SWIMMING YOTE.....LOL LOL hehehe but i guess i would have to post that under the fishing forums under the subsection ... WHAT DO YOU FEED YOUR ///\\\ FISH lololol,,he he good stuff thomas. the fishing up there is amazing. you are lucky to be so close to the ottawa river- legendary. the biggest muskie i've seen caught was near Deep River, Ont- beautiful & incredible water. i like the lakers & smallies mostly., & pike, brookies, etc., lol. you should start a thread over in fishing, those guys would love it & they are serious pike fanatics over there, biigg ones too. one my fav stories is from french river & basically last cast of the day & our large indian guide nails a giant catfish on a plug, lol. i never even thought they lived there, lol. i thought it was a nice pike 1st, but anyhow he was going off, all sorts of excited, & we were like yea, nice one buddy, congrats & he was like no, you don't understand....he was going to get laid somehow by bartering this catfish,...obviously some chickadee squaw loved catfish up there, lol. muskies & yotes, lol. a guy got busted using a kitten as muskie bait here a while back, big trouble, lol.... you know it worked too, he was avid... so a coyote pup,??? LOL... cheers, sweet pup. Edited January 23, 2011 by dwolf Quote Link to post
bluecollar 104 Posted January 29, 2011 Report Share Posted January 29, 2011 these are boz shepherd dogs from turkey used to hunt wolves and bears. These are like them kangol dogs you see the iraquis with thats what i thought , x one of them with greyhound that would be a big strong bugger+fast+tough.!! Have seen it done... no good... Trying to make dogs for wolfs in Idaho.. Might be better at 1/4... Quote Link to post
bobby-b 1 Posted January 29, 2011 Report Share Posted January 29, 2011 unless you are going to attemt it, why ask? its not like you are going to bump into a coyote whils out lamping.............. do you think a lurcher will pull a silverback??............does it matter?! you wont come across 1 whils out with the dog Iv bumped into a few silver backs whilst out lamping. normally moaning and shouting get of o my land lol Quote Link to post
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