Thinning out the coyotes? Pics of the big dogs

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Thinning out the coyotes? Pics of the big dogs

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Here's a few pics of some downed rabbit killers we've taken this season.

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cool pics, keep up the good work.

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Great pics! Ol' Chief still coming along for you??

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Nice!

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Thats some Goood Stuff right there..

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BCBeagles wrote:Great pics! Ol' Chief still coming along for you??
He's in every pic you see there. He's an animal. 100% trash free and will run the front all day every day and finds the throat at the end.
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Black and white dog on the throat. 2yr old chief.
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Great pictures. What breeding are those black and white dogs? How far away do the coyotes run normally and do they run in a circle like a rabbit? Are they mostly trailed up or jumped like a rabbit?
A few around here run them but do it at night. Never seen anyone hunt them like you do.

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Alabama John wrote:Great pictures. What breeding are those black and white dogs? How far away do the coyotes run normally and do they run in a circle like a rabbit? Are they mostly trailed up or jumped like a rabbit?
A few around here run them but do it at night. Never seen anyone hunt them like you do.
They are a cross of running walker and black and tan tree hound. We ran papered fogs for years but coyote hunting in pens and field trials changed the way people were breeding and we ran out of outcrosses in our kennel and ended up breeding some black snd tan treehound in our line to keep some nose. darn pen hunters only breed for speed and dogs that babble everywhere they go.

Your second question is yes and no. Some will circle like a rabbit. Just a lot bigger circles. And some will line out for miles and then circle and go right bsck to where you started them.

The answer to your third question is both. Some will find an old track and track it out barking to the jump. Not what I prefer. It's not a rabbit its not gona sit in a bush and wait until the dog finds it to jump. They'll get up and move on you as soon as dog goes to barking sometime. A good jump dog imo will not bark until it's game has been lifted and then he'll continue to bark until its dead or caught.
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Awesome pics

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My favorite....

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Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
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What kind of camera you shooting?

I was going to comment on the black and white dog. First thing I noticed in every picture was that dude locked on the jugular.

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Oh, it kills me to see this. I know a bunch of guys that do this and it is all I can do not to join them.

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Smoke'n Mack wrote:What kind of camera you shooting?

I was going to comment on the black and white dog. First thing I noticed in every picture was that dude locked on the jugular.


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mobeagle wrote:
Smoke'n Mack wrote:What kind of camera you shooting?

I was going to comment on the black and white dog. First thing I noticed in every picture was that dude locked on the jugular.


Just my smartphone. Galaxy S4
Ok cool. Those filters that it looks like you applied to a few of them make them look otherwise

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