The American Beagler Forum

LOL Darrin... just a little friendly yankin' amoungst beagle buddies...lol...I figured either you or James would be chimmin' in on that one real quick. Sounds like it's shaping up to be a pretty good season this year.Good luck, and may the fleas of a thousand camels dance under your arm pits ;) your...

Glad to hear the good news Tom. Yeah, that Cloie of mine is the same way.She's quick but she holds a real nice line even when the ground changes from briars to gravel to mowed grass. I'm real happy with her.That red and white male I got with her is doin' great too. Can't wait till this season. Them ...

Sounds like an interesting project there jkidd. Let us know how it works out. Palerydr

Got mine on the 8th also in Pennsylvania. It's a gooden too. Thanks, Palerydr

Glad to be of some help. I forgot to mention that it's a good idea to build it so your posts are on the outside of your fence so your hounds (or rabbits) don't have them to get a toe hold on to try to climb out. Also, at each corner of your pen you will need an angled post for bracing going each dir...

I saved myself a lot of headaches and a bunch of money when I built mine. We have a state game farm not far from us where they raise wild ringnecks each year to stock before and during hunting season. These guys do this all the time. So I watched how they did it. Of course their fences are high (8 o...

Not positive on the caging wild rabbits and getting them to breed, but I doubt it. Although you can trap them and put them into your enclosure and they will breed. The ones in my pen have produced several litters this year. Then, you can trap some of them out and set them lose in your favorite hunti...

I have also found that along with good feed and cover, that salt will attract a lot of rabbits. I buy a few of those brick sized chunks of salt at the feed mill and keep them laying around the areas I want to keep rabbits coming to. They are under 2 bucks apiece and they last for quite a while. I ha...