coyotes across the pond

[Romany 1,065]

Great pics..

Edited December 20, 2011 by Romany

[bunnys 1,228]

FIRSTLY MAY I SAY THANKS FOR TH E POST ,secondly pics second to none ,great insight to running one could a great adveasary in the yought which they are that without a doubt . the red and white animal his the double of those i kept and have passed on to like minded hunters in the uk .those to be lucky enough to live in a free zonelong may this be so atb bunnys.

[Giro 2,648]

_{Excellent pics them, really intresting post cheers.}

[bullmastiff 615]

Those Yotes are about the size of our running dogs! lol Guess your stags wouldn't struggle too much taking our dogs down either

 

its not the size of the dog in the fight pal.......

 

But a good big dog will still beat a good small dog.... ( not saying that the Stags would actually do it!)

[patterdale666 1,620]

Great post and pics

[Romany 1,065]

sOZ TROUBLE UPLOADING VID

Edited December 22, 2011 by Romany

[Mickey Finn 3,011]

I've also seen the shelled corn thing before TC and it blew my mind. I think I seen it three times now if my memory serves me. Kinda odd.

Most likely staking out someones deer feeder, and got the munchies.

 

ATB

[Coyotehunter 689]

Saw your pics on Vargy's , well done TC keep the fur on the tailgate

[tom1cat 18]

Thanks everyone for the favorable responses. I went yesterday and only caught 1, we've had so much rain that the muddy fields are hard on the dogs and for me it's all about the dogs. I take some long turnouts, but not one that I think will damage the stags. I turned down 3 yesterday because they were on the wrong side of standing water or on the backside of a flooded ditch that was prolly 10' deep and running fast. I'll get em next time. This morning I loaded and jogged the dogs about 4 miles along the river on a sand road so they'll be ready tomorrow. My thoughts on them eating the corn is that it's been laying and has got wet and soured, maybe they were drunk when I caught em??? Thanks again! <>LP

[Kye 77]

Weve been and caught (and missed) a few Yotes with TomCat, and ive ran Yotes in many different states, and his are the hardest to catch that ive seen!...long turn outs (average id say of around 1/4 mile law for the yote) and almost all runs going over the mile mark, couple that with big, strong, hard fighting coyotes and you'll soon see what your dogs are made of!..lol.

 

Glad your getting out mate, and i hope to get out your way again soon! Just keep all them donuts away from that boy!..lol.

 

Love to Linda xoxox

[GunB 6]

Awesome stuff mate. Always fascinated with american staghounds but you seem to be a rare breed (on the internet anyway), and a lot of hunters in the US seem to steer clear of sighthounds, don't know why when it seems you've got some of the best running dogs available on the planet. Good to see you doing your part to keep the culture alive over there.

[barry lurcher 27]

absolutly cracking read more more more please!!!!

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

Not stealin Leonard's thread but here go a pic from Saturday.

 

I jacked something up so I'll toss the picture up tomorrow when I got time.

Edited December 22, 2011 by Dan Edwards

[steadymob 4]

The pics might be good but they dont hold a candle to the real thing! I sure enjoyed my time at your place this past week Tomcat. Cant wait to make it back!

[tom1cat 18]

Steady, you're welcome here anytime! It woulda been a circus if Stuntman was here! Thanks for riding along and helping spot game, and taking the pics. I just hope you didn't run out of milk duds on your way home! DAN, post any pics you want anytime. Seems like these guys enjoy em. I'm gonna get after the coyotes again in the morning, we'll see how it goes! <>LP