The American Beagler Forum

Beings I am at the end of my beagle line of dogs I am thinking about selling all my tri-tronics G-3 EXP trashbreaker equipment but have no idea of it's value today. It is a six dog with the transmitter with it's charger as well as 8 receivers with collars and 7 chargers. A couple of the collars also...

Yep, I believe we came from the same hunting mold. I also agree that when we do shoot some rabbits it adds something special to the hunt especially if we are working a pup that runs for its first time, as well as STILL putting that harvest on the dinner table. Those wild game meals take me back to t...

I will say that my entire mindset has changed over the years. When I was a kid it was a way of life for my extended family to harvest game to augment the diner table. That went on into my early to late teens although even then it wasn't nearly as important as then. It also was a way of proving that ...

Hate to see the old ones go. My girls are all getting some age on them now. But I know you've got some young pups coming on. How are those Dan pups looking? [/quote What is worse is when one let's time get away from them and let the line they have kept dies out. I had a kennel full of the line I li...

I coon hunted with an ole boy every now and again years ago that called his dogs in with such a horn. I NEVER could blow the dang thing to use. LOL He had no trouble and his Red Bone would always come in when he blew it. I always hoped my dog was with his on those nights that they got deep and or we...

Shady Grove, I will say that big ole bluetick I had was the best coon dog I ever owned as well BUT just not what I liked. He was solidly from Dave Dean's Northern Blue Hammer blood which was big back in my time. In fact I traveled to Michigan to get him from a guy that got him directly from Dave dea...

Beagle huntsman, that type of hound will get you in trouble here these days be it coon hounds or beagles. The amount of posted land or that which is leased and then posted is staggering here where I live in Indiana. When I had the coon dog described in my post I lived in northern Indiana where there...

Dana, that type of coon hound is one part of it that made me quit doing it. I had a BIg blue tic that I had a lot of money in that would get out of the country. My hunting partner and I bought him together and the night we hunted him when we bought him in Michigan he got treed pretty quickly the ent...

Tried to send PM again. It says it is in my outbox. if you do not get it I'll have to contact the site administrator as evidently something is wrong.

Maybe not "twins", but a sure enough large entry next year all from the same cross, if all goes well...lol
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I've heard they are cheaper by the dozen. Sent you a Pm.

WOW, never seen that happen before. Although I do not breed hounds very often I have bred them over the years including coon hounds but never had one do that. Dang you'll have twins 7 months apart! LOL

Although I am not quite up to Newt and daddy rabbits age I still have about the same physical characteristics. The most important one is the lack of rabbit ground to run and or hunt on. YESW, we have public grounds but they are hunted and or ran to death. I can still walk real good until the nerve g...

I tried to find something a couple years ago and found nothing. I'm sending you a Pm

That breeding is what I had in my kennels for years. I have let it get away from me over the past years when the owner of Shooter stopped studding him to the public. I had been to Adam's a couple times to breed to Shooter and then to Renegade when Adam no longer studded Shooter. I only have one fema...

What I see is BIG heart which equalizes all else. When the hounds bring the game to the gun size only matters in the eye of the beholder. I take my hat off to any hounds that have to plow snow like a dozer to do what they are bred to do and have the heart to continue to do so.