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Lone Howl
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posted July 29, 2022 08:10 PM
I stoled this from PM.
https://youtu.be/WAosImNrMFw
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TA17Rem
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posted July 30, 2022 07:11 PM
awsome footage. needs to teach dogs to load though.
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Leonard
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posted July 31, 2022 02:03 PM
Well, first of all, I know Cal, we have met at numerous contests. He's exactly the way he is in the interview.
I have one teensy criticism. They are calling these STANDS, "sets". A set, in my understanding, is a trapping term where they "set" traps. A STAND is where you pick a spot, sit down, (usually) and call coyotes with sound of some sort, either coyote vocals or distress sounds.
There are a couple guys, I think in American Hunter that constantly use that term, "set" to describe a stand, but a stand is a stand and they aren't SETS!
But Cal is a trapper as well as an animal control specialist. And, as I mentioned earlier, he hunts contests too.
So, he's pretty much a professional and I'm strictly a recreational predator hunter. There are distinctions beyond that, like hide hunters, primarily in the winter, and that's a tough way to make a buck, especially in Wyoming, which is actually more wide open in a lot of spots than Nevada, where I have hunted for many years. And, compared to all the brush and cover in Arizona, in Wyoming, you can sit on the side of a hill and see them romping in from hundreds of yards. In much of Arizona, you might not see the approach until they are almost on top of you....not always, but frequently.
This hunting with dogs is something I have done little of and I have heard people like maybe Victor complain to his buddy John Henry to leave the damned dogs at home because they just get in the way. Anyway, under normal circumstances, I feel the same, it's a technique reserved for when the pups are in the den and the parents are extremely protective. Protective, and single minded to the point where they usually pay little if any attention to the humans and focus on the canine intruders.
But it's an entertaining video. Do not get to thinking that coyotes prance around like that other than denning season and only when distracted by dogs.
Good hunting. El Bee
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the bearhunter
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posted July 31, 2022 04:23 PM
Tim, fuck off...
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Leonard
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posted August 01, 2022 06:44 AM
Nothing like a cat fight between Minnesotans, fight like girls, yelling and screaming, pulling hair, name calling.... ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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the bearhunter
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posted August 06, 2022 05:35 PM
No.
Tim is a pro at finding/posting negative stuff about people.
I'd love to see footage of his "coyote dogs" loading up into crates without his help ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
Come on Tim, I know you have some..
Show Cal how it's done ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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Leonard
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posted August 07, 2022 01:19 PM
Well all I know about it is nothing. But l know what it’s like to lose the love of my life after 46 years and I know that Tim just recently lost his wife to a long fight with cancer and I can’t fuck with a man going through what I went through. Lots of people can carry a grudge forever and some can go a step beyond and be charitable towards their fellow man. Hey, I was born in that state myself, ya know, espir d corps, etc. and we love our mudflaps!
Good hunting. El Bee 🐝
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the bearhunter
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posted August 07, 2022 05:38 PM
Well, I'm sorry about his wife but this thread/topic has nothing to do with that!
He has for years been a cancer to every site he's been allowed to be apart of.
I'd Love to see him loading his"dogs" into a kennel with just a command!
I happen to hunt with hounds with several people that hunt with hounds (really fun) that know Tim and its mostly a laughing joke.
His opinion on anything means jack_shit to me!
For him to give his opinion on Cals dog handling is akin to you LB telling Koko how to shoot a bow.
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Leonard
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posted August 08, 2022 09:43 AM
Okay, understood.
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TA17Rem
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posted August 12, 2022 05:55 AM
Leonard Bucks just being a ass, he knows exactly how my dogs load up and hunt. Oh Bucks we dont use crates, we use dog boxes, you know that as well. Bucks been shooting coyotes in front of dogs for years, right bucks? As for my dogs there are a few things they must do, one is to handle well, be able to jump in back of truck and get in the dog box. Come when called and get in on a chase when being harked, they must know how to fence as well. Have good day Bucks.
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TA17Rem
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posted August 12, 2022 06:07 AM
Bucks also knows a few guys I did pups hunts with no big whoop, pup hunt was mostly cheating by judges that had their own dogs in the hunt, many guys dropped out of pup hunts because of them again no big whoop. As for the guys that Bucks knows we both use same breed of dogs but we don't hunt the same. They run coyotes to the gun and I run to catch, in other words my dogs do the wet work and not some guy sitting in a truck with a rifle. Thats how you make dogs! Back to loading dogs. The young guys will pick up there dogs like Cal did in Vid. to load them but as you get older you realize its kind of stupid when a dog is capable to load itself and makes it easier on the owners back. The more a running dog can do increases its value when it comes time to sell one as a finished or started dog. A dog that wont load or fence or catch up very well won't bring much money and a pain in the ass to hunt with.
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Leonard
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posted August 12, 2022 08:17 AM
Okay, you got a response as did he. This reminds me of the people at the dog park; if you know what I mean?
Anyway, my dog, Red had an injured hip from when she got thrown out of the back of a truck by a couple of joy riding teens and $600 surgery later, at least she could stand up but if I wanted her in the back of the truck, she couldn't do it without assistance, so maybe Cal's dog? Or maybe he didn't want the dog scratching his paint job?
On the other hand, Tillie is a damned kangaroo and even if her only access, when she thinks she can go Bye Bye, is vaulting in the hatchback gate and then jumping over the seats to get to her station in the back seats, she will do it and stay there until I open the door and break the news that we ain't going Bye Bye. So, I have to be careful, if any door is open, she's getting in. But, she can also see me get in the vehicle without her, she scolds me from behind the gates until I'm out of sight. It's the same old story, whatever I'm eating, she wants some, and she thinks she should never be left behind when I leave the house. Yes, I've created the problem, I know. She's spoiled rotten. It's embarrassing, a Coon Hound, as spoiled as any French Poodle, Pug or any pampered designer type companion dogs. Actually, she fakes it as a SERVICE DOG, when I go to Walmart. I even have a little medal on her collar with a red cross symbol. She's actually pretty-no, very well behaved in stores.
Good hunting. El Bee
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TA17Rem
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posted August 12, 2022 10:11 AM
exactly Leonard, The truck door opens or tailgate drops a dog better be where it should be, in the truck or in its box.
Another thing different from one hounds men to the next is use of a Leash, seen many guys put their dog or dogs on leashes and walk them out to be free-casted or put on a track. Many dont even know what free cast is. I stop on the road to free cast my dogs I drop the tail-gate and open the box doors and just point the direction I want my dogs to hunt. The dogs bay up a difficult coyote I get in there look situation over and decided weither I bust a cap on it or just let the dogs figure it out. If i do have to bust a cap I just say dogs back and then take the shot with a pistol, then release dogs to go get some. No leashes needed to pull dogs back or tie up. Only time my dogs see a leash is at bath time or when seeing the Vet. Next guy you talk to may have a whole different program of how he hunts his dogs or handles em, but there are some things they need to do no matter who is feeding them. As for Vid. Cal's dogs did a fine job of Hearding coyotes they just need to be taught to load on own as they getting up there on size.
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TA17Rem
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posted August 12, 2022 10:20 AM
I also know a guy who will hunt a dog in deep crusted snow and hunt it till its front and back legs are hair-less and all scabs or open soars because he doesn't have enough sense to put his dogs up to heal or have a few extra dogs to rotate. With this guys its not about the dogs, its about coyote kills, the big ego boost if you will. I'm still hunting most of the same dogs I started with years back, this guy gets new dogs every or every other year, that speaks a lot. Its the same guy Bucks and I both know, nice guy just little twisted in the head when comes to dogs. Same guy has asked me many times to go up there and hunt with him or him come down here, same answer each time, NO THANKS....
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Leonard
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posted August 12, 2022 10:48 AM
Well, I hear you on that....I think? People have different rules and different concepts. My son sleeps his 5 dogs in kennels. I got one and Tillie went in it without objection, but she wasn't really "into" it. The way it is now, she can't wait to go to bed. She has a cozy pillow in the corner of my California King and there is no doubt that she's very happy. Well, she also get's her side a little dirty, a little shedding, etc. And, I have always been of the opinion that nobody or no one knows how to stretch out and relax like a Coon Hound. Excuse me, like a "Tree Dog" to use Tim's term.
One thing is for sure, I have never had a dog get as many unsolicited comments. Hardly a day goes by where I get total strangers tell me what a beautiful dog she is. I actually am not real keen on black dogs but I picked her out and couldn't resist; she is a beauty, and not at all conceited. Most people around here do not have a clue, Coon Hounds are virtually unknown. In almost 3 years now, I have had exactly 2 people who knew what she was, they always ask, but one said "coon hound" and the other actually correctly identified her as a "Blue Tick". If I have to tell them, they still have never heard of the breed, but these are city folk, so don't expect too much. lol
Good hunting. El Bee
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TA17Rem
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posted August 12, 2022 05:53 PM
no foul Leonard. i had many of dogs sleep in the house and a few in the bed and they still hunted the next day. yes she good looking hound and if i had a use for one in my kennel she be just like yours.
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