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I don't post usually but this hunt was great, we started out -12* with two dogs 4 hunters ended up with two rabbits (hare) dog did about 7mi on the GPS in 14" =/- of snow. To be clear these are not my dogs but a very good friend of mine and we hunt every Saturday. This year has seen some of the most brutal conditions I've ever hunted in and the dogs still produce. The kudos belong to Willy C as he runs his dogs every chance he gets year round. Sorry for the long winded post. I don't see much from up in the artic NH area.

Here ya go, Jusgrinnin is doing his job (grinning) with the bunny hat



No wussies on our hare hunt this past month, coooolddd and brisk conditions to ice up the cookie dusters

(I don't know why but the pix doesn't show the hunter on the right)

http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k57 ... yhjyyz.jpg

Look like some well-seasoned bunny hunters. Very neat picture.

Larry

I am glad to see others get out in these extreme conditions. What is the breeding on these hounds?

Snowshoe Run, not sure about breeding, I bought one hound from John Kalamaras, Salem, NH and one from Dan Reynolds Plaistow, NH

I am a total greenhorn as this is my first attempt at running bunnies but have lots of fun at it......My 7yo 15" female is the leader and my whimpy 13" male seems to go along with whatever she wants (Yes Dear)

http://youtu.be/hhEwNMzfms8

Hey Jusgrinnin
Saw your post and that you are from Canaan, New Hampshire.What's your name? I lived in Canaan for 11 years on Rt.118 and in the Upper Valley for 21 years.Had some real honey holes for running hare in Canaan,Dorchester and Grafton.How well I remember those hunts on snowshoes,zero degree mornings and some hard running white rabbits. Most of the time I was in Canaan I was keeping coon hounds and then finally made the return back to the little hounds of my youth.
Looking at the pic of you guys reminds me of how many layers of clothes are required to hunt that country.LOL.

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