The American Beagler Forum

I believe the economy has been in a consistent rise ever since we got away from the baby Bush years of the biggest depression since the great one. I also have to say that I have worked through several Presidential administrations in my lifetime career and really did not notice much of a difference i...

Sure is beautiful country and from where I sit those hills are nothing like our stripper God piles we call hills but rather MOUNTAINS. What a view from there.

Good looking pack of hounds, and always good to have a spot to run like you described, I can can remember, a spot like that here near my Kennels, fellow from Fla. owned and let me run my hounds there back in the 90's . It changed hands now days , it posted and no one can hunt it anymore. D.R.~~~~~~...

Love the pictures with the stories.

Definitely has to be the picture as I had to flip flop back and forth as I thought I was comparing the wrong pictures. I doubt that neck scarf she had on made that much difference. LOL She certainly looks bigger in that picture in all ways. Love all the pictures.

I like how Tess is put together as she looks real fine boned as I call them. How tall is she as she seems small too? I like them built like the running gear of a katydid. :lol: One of the best ones I ever owned was put together like her and the best one my dad ever owned was colored like her. That p...

I agree with Shady grove as I was thinking of fencing in about 10 acres about that time. I went back to look at my notebook where I kept the information on it and found apron fence prices from $70.00, $73.95 and $76.80 from three different places. I found a price at our local Rural King some years l...

I too remember those days when Bev and Sally went to rabbit town. I always enjoyed looking at pictures of their trip and listening to their stories. I also miss talking to Sally and often wonder how she is doing these days.

I can remember the day I saw my very first deer and I had been hunting for about 5 years at the time. My dad and I were squirrel hunting and we both just sat and watched in awe of it. As for the turkeys we never saw them either and in fact have just gotten them around me since I have owned this prop...

Society and culture is a far distance from when we were kids. It seemed that we were all born with the primal instinct of hunting as back then it was a means of subsistence. Most of the families we knew used hunting and foraging as a means to augment their diner tables and even those that didn't wer...

Shady Grove, I can relate to exactly what you have just outlined in your post as it is the same around here. We do have some state ground close by BUT every other hunter in the state has the same problems with finding hunting places in their immediate areas so they all converge upon the state ground...

I'm doing well Dan. I still have a littermate to Ruby and another one bred pretty close that is also of the same age. I have missed getting either one of them bred so they may be my last ones.

Merry Christmas to all and yours!

Thanks for getting me set up Bev. How you been Swampman & Wardog? Still have Ruby she is up there in age. Had a litter of pups. Still running. I have been wondering how you have been. Yes Ruby is like my two I have that are both over 10 years old now. I have a littermate to ruby and another female ...

Bev, I also agree 100% with Shady grove and I also stay posting on here as well. I've been on this forum for 17 years and got to pick up on several posters on here. It was pretty easy to know those who had some real knowledge via experience from years of hunting hounds and those who made a few trail...