I’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Are the numerous dog breeds proof of evolution?
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Your dog is only the best for hunting Chukar.Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
The Best Hunting Dogs for Birds, Big and Small Game, and Tracking
When it comes to hunting dogs, there are dozens of breeds to choose from. Here's a look at bird dogs, hound dogs, turkey dogs, terriers, and more.
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Your dog is a bird dog. My dog has a nose for deer. I will say this. My breed isn’t even mentioned.Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
View attachment 507656
One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Best all around was treeing walker hound and best for deer was the American fox hound.
I need my dog to bark not point when he finds my fallen deer.
They are, but there is no way to experience a GSP without following it and understanding that you can never be lost with a GSPI’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
I bet you if I had a gsp and I showed it where I shot the deer it would find the deer.They are, but there is no way to experience a GSP without following it and understanding that you can never be lost with a GSPI’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Just like that article said your dog is a bird dog I found this about mine
Petits were developed to hunt game by scent. Petits originally came from the same litters as Grand Basset Griffon Vendéens, which are larger and serve as hunting dogs for big game like deer and wolves. Petits were gradually separated into their own breed and were used for smaller game like rabbits, hare, and sometimes birds. Today, Petits are still used to hunt small game in France, the United States, and other countries.
My dog doesn’t really care about rabbit that much. I’m sue he’s good at tracking deer blood because that’s what I do so I’ve trained him to track deer blood. Regardless, he’s great at it.
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I mean, I guess, but one has to keep in mind that dog breeds came about through selective breeding, that is humans intentionally selected the traits that they wanted to keep. We wouldn't have the dog breeds we have without human intervention.
GSP's are not just bird dogs, they will track and hunt literally any animal, bird, deer, boar, fox or bear. Kind of interesting because I took my two females to the park today and on the way out my older female spooked a fox that was bedded down in the center of a field, and I watched her run thru it's scent then double back and she got right on it's trail. Earlier her pup got a rise out of a big buck lying down by a creek, she took off and I blew my whistle and she came roaring back. As for game I have been handed a rabbit and a groundhog, and as for barking, I hear my female barking in a high voice when tailing deer, however typically a shorthair is completely silent as any proper hunter must beYour dog is a bird dog. My dog has a nose for deer. I will say this. My breed isn’t even mentioned.Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
View attachment 507656
One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Best all around was treeing walker hound and best for deer was the American fox hound.
I need my dog to bark not point when he finds my fallen deer.
Wrong and I know that you do not understand this, but it is impossible to show anything to a shorthair. They show you and sometimes what they know seems to defy all logicI bet you if I had a gsp and I showed it where I shot the deer it would find the deer.They are, but there is no way to experience a GSP without following it and understanding that you can never be lost with a GSPI’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Just like that article said your dog is a bird dog I found this about mine
Petits were developed to hunt game by scent. Petits originally came from the same litters as Grand Basset Griffon Vendéens, which are larger and serve as hunting dogs for big game like deer and wolves. Petits were gradually separated into their own breed and were used for smaller game like rabbits, hare, and sometimes birds. Today, Petits are still used to hunt small game in France, the United States, and other countries.
My dog doesn’t really care about rabbit that much. I’m sue he’s good at tracking deer blood because that’s what I do so I’ve trained him to track deer blood. Regardless, he’s great at it.
Here is a photo of a deer that my older female found, huge buck, shot the night before and escaped the hunter.
I didn’t rescue my dog knowing he could track deer. I live in a condo so had to be a small dog. I don’t like shedding. Your dog sheds mine I have to give him haircuts. Not completely hypoallergenic but close.GSP's are not just bird dogs, they will track and hunt literally any animal, bird, deer, boar, fox or bear. Kind of interesting because I took my two females to the park today and on the way out my older female spooked a fox that was bedded down in the center of a field, and I watched her run thru it's scent then double back and she got right on it's trail. Earlier her pup got a rise out of a big buck lying down by a creek, she took off and I blew my whistle and she came roaring back. As for game I have been handed a rabbit and a groundhog, and as for barking, I hear my female barking in a high voice when tailing deer, however typically a shorthair is completely silent as any proper hunter must beYour dog is a bird dog. My dog has a nose for deer. I will say this. My breed isn’t even mentioned.Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Best all around was treeing walker hound and best for deer was the American fox hound.
I need my dog to bark not point when he finds my fallen deer.
So one time I made a bad shot and we lost the blood trail. We went and let my dog out and instantly he 2as showing us the way. My brother and his friends shit. They were like do you know what you have? People will pay you to bring your dog out to help them find their deer.
He has tracked enough deer in the five years he’s been alive. You should see how excited he gets when I tell him I got one. on a mission.
Wrong and I know that you do not understand this, but it is impossible to show anything to a shorthair. They show you.I bet you if I had a gsp and I showed it where I shot the deer it would find the deer.They are, but there is no way to experience a GSP without following it and understanding that you can never be lost with a GSPI’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Just like that article said your dog is a bird dog I found this about mine
Petits were developed to hunt game by scent. Petits originally came from the same litters as Grand Basset Griffon Vendéens, which are larger and serve as hunting dogs for big game like deer and wolves. Petits were gradually separated into their own breed and were used for smaller game like rabbits, hare, and sometimes birds. Today, Petits are still used to hunt small game in France, the United States, and other countries.
My dog doesn’t really care about rabbit that much. I’m sue he’s good at tracking deer blood because that’s what I do so I’ve trained him to track deer blood. Regardless, he’s great at it.
Here is a photo of a deer that my older female found, huge buck, shot the night before and escaped the hunter.
If I’m in the woods and he’s in the house I go get him and take him to where I shot the deer. You’re telling me you walk from your blind back to the house a mile away, open the door and the dog takes you to where you shot it a mile away? I don’t think so
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Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
A nice dog with a nice toy. Such headstrong dogs hunt martens or treats. Martens with their courage and treats with their nice lovely eyes. Also called "Dachshund", "Dackel" or "Bavarian greyhound".
By the way Dusty. This dog fights in a bagder's burrow - and is able to win there. That's something what a wolve never would do.
Actually a Badger would rip the head off of a wolf if cornered, and there is no way to fight in a burrow. See kid not everything that the AKC says is in any way real.
A Badger holding off an African lion.
And why do you think is this lovely Bavarian greyhound indeed not called "greyhound" but called "Dachshund" and "Jagdhund" in German? "Dachs"=badger - "Hund" = dog. And "Jagdhund" = "hunting dog". What kind of animal do you think could it hunt with this very short 'greyhound' legs? Dackel hunt badgers in their burrow - the badger comes out - the hunter comrade shoots (something have human beings good for too) - badger is dead. Not nice - no one is proud to have to do so - but sometimes is no other way. Badgers are not always harmless and are able to cause a lot of damages. And their hunting dog - the Dackel - is an individualist - an "original" how Bavarians say. That's why we love them, altough it is not always easy to love an original individualist, specially if it is an excellent, intelligent and brave hunting dog. And "Dackel" don't have a DNA which makes them to wolves - they have a BNA which makes them to Bavarians, although they are not excellent shoeplattler. But nobody is perfect.
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Here the deer hunters mostly sit in trees and exactly zero percent of them have a dog sitting next to them. In fact a dog running around, barking and sniffing like all dogs do would literally scare every deer away. So and I am not trying to be rude, but your story makes no sense, but if it sounds good to you I suppose. The fact is that dogs are used on pheasants grouse duck and goose typically.I didn’t rescue my dog knowing he could track deer. I live in a condo so had to be a small dog. I don’t like shedding. Your dog sheds mine I have to give him haircuts. Not completely hypoallergenic but close.GSP's are not just bird dogs, they will track and hunt literally any animal, bird, deer, boar, fox or bear. Kind of interesting because I took my two females to the park today and on the way out my older female spooked a fox that was bedded down in the center of a field, and I watched her run thru it's scent then double back and she got right on it's trail. Earlier her pup got a rise out of a big buck lying down by a creek, she took off and I blew my whistle and she came roaring back. As for game I have been handed a rabbit and a groundhog, and as for barking, I hear my female barking in a high voice when tailing deer, however typically a shorthair is completely silent as any proper hunter must beYour dog is a bird dog. My dog has a nose for deer. I will say this. My breed isn’t even mentioned.Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Best all around was treeing walker hound and best for deer was the American fox hound.
I need my dog to bark not point when he finds my fallen deer.
So one time I made a bad shot and we lost the blood trail. We went and let my dog out and instantly he 2as showing us the way. My brother and his friends shit. They were like do you know what you have? People will pay you to bring your dog out to help them find their deer.
He has tracked enough deer in the five years he’s been alive. You should see how excited he gets when I tell him I got one. on a mission.
Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
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One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
A nice dog with a nice toy. Such headstrong dogs hunt martens or treats. Martens with their courage and treats with their nice lovely eyes. Also called "Dachshund", "Dackel" or "Bavarian greyhound".
By the way Dusty. This dog fights in a bagder's burrow - and is able to win there. That's something what a wolve never would do.
Actually a Badger would rip the head off of a wolf if cornered, and there is no way to fight in a burrow. See kid not everything that the AKC says is in any way real.
A Badger holding off an African lion.
And why do you think is this lovely Bavarian greyhound indeed not called "greyhound" but called "Dachshund" and "Jagdhund" in German? "Dachs"=badger - "Hund" = dog. And "Jagdhund" = "hunting dog". What kind of animal do you think could it hunt with this very short 'greyhound' legs? Dackel hunt badgers in their burrow - the badger comes out - the hunter comrade shoots (something have human beings good for too) - badger is dead. Not nice - no one is proud to have to do so - but sometimes is no other way. Badgers are not always harmless and are able to cause a lot of damages. And their hunting dog - the Dackel - is an individualist - an "original" how Bavarians say. That's why we love them, altough it is not always easy to love an original individualist, specially if it is an excellent, intelligent and brave hunting dog. And "Dackel" don't have a DNA which makes them to wolves - they have a BNA which makes them to Bavarians, although they are not excellent shoeplattler. But nobody is perfect.
Again a badger can hold off a lion, and I mean ADULT AFRICAN LION, so your story that dachshunds hunt badgers shows a severe lack of mental acuity on your part. Shit a racoon or badger would hunt dachshunds if they were hungry enough. But I understand that you believe the BS that the AKC spits out like Rhodesian Ridgebacks hunt lions, not sure if I even want to see the video
Wrong and I know that you do not understand this, but it is impossible to show anything to a shorthair. They show you.I bet you if I had a gsp and I showed it where I shot the deer it would find the deer.They are, but there is no way to experience a GSP without following it and understanding that you can never be lost with a GSPI’m watching dogs 101 on the dog. Gsp is an awesome dogYour little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
View attachment 507656
One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
Just like that article said your dog is a bird dog I found this about mine
Petits were developed to hunt game by scent. Petits originally came from the same litters as Grand Basset Griffon Vendéens, which are larger and serve as hunting dogs for big game like deer and wolves. Petits were gradually separated into their own breed and were used for smaller game like rabbits, hare, and sometimes birds. Today, Petits are still used to hunt small game in France, the United States, and other countries.
My dog doesn’t really care about rabbit that much. I’m sue he’s good at tracking deer blood because that’s what I do so I’ve trained him to track deer blood. Regardless, he’s great at it.
Here is a photo of a deer that my older female found, huge buck, shot the night before and escaped the hunter.
If I’m in the woods and he’s in the house I go get him and take him to where I shot the deer. You’re telling me you walk from your blind back to the house a mile away, open the door and the dog takes you to where you shot it a mile away? I don’t think so
LOL if you keep this up you are going to confuse yourself more than you already are.
PS. You might want to decide if you live in a house or condo because it can not be both. Lust quoting Lieutenant Columbo on that particular point
Seems so, he has some kind of French poodle bichon friese mix that he believes is a great hunting dog because he shows it a trail.
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Your little dog lunges at big dogs because it is scared and can not deal with situation without panicking, a good breeder would neuter a dog like yours. That said you are actually bragging that you let the little pooch run free at the doggie park with the Poodles and Pekinese, and that it runs away from foxes. You have never seen a dog hunt until you have followed a GSPYou should see the move this little guy makes at the dog park. He comes up hard and fast and he lunges for their neck. Does it to some pretty big dogs. Has almost gotten fucked up a few times messing with the wrong lab or tall poodle. He is all talk so not sure why he talks so much shit. Like his daddy?Do ya really think that a 14 inch tall 30lb dog might be afraid of a coyote? only if he is brightI had an idiot come looking at a litter of pups here once. He said that he wanted a smaller female GSP and that he had no fence on his property and that he had coyotes there as well. I was polite and he did not want a pup, but he never would have gotten one either. I almost told him to get a great Pyrenees male of 150 pounds if he had coyotes.I can't believe there aren't any bobcats or lynx where I live. Lots of woods. They're up north Michigan. We must have killed them all off locally. Part of me is sad but then I don't like any creatures out there that can kill my dog. When it's not deer season I hunt coyote off the porch on my brothers 65 acres up north. I've seen and shot at two but never a good shot. Hopefully I scared them off. But I went out and got a night light that works great. So the next time I see a coyote at night I'll have them in my cross hairs. The last time I shined my light out in the field and there he was. So I grabbed my gun (without a night light) and I couldn't see a damn thing. So I flashed the light and saw him running away. I didn't have a light attached to my gun! Now I do.There ought to be a season for mountain lions to chase assholes, I would pay to watchHe doesn't shoot the lions. His dogs tree the lion, then he bangs the tree with a stick causing vibration and the cat jumps. The dogs sometimes scrap with the cat but it's 4 on 1 and yes the dogs are in danger and sometimes get scratched up or seriously hurt. But the cat runs further up the mountain. He may tree/chase the cat 2 or 3 times until it's far enough up the mountain and not going to come back for their livestock or elementary school kids. Yea a cat was seen near the school so they called him in to run it off.It would never occur to me to even think about using a dog to trail a lion as the lion can just turn around and kill 6 dogs in rapid succession as a mountain lion can slap a dog and break it's spine instantly. Then again it would never occur to me to hunt something as beautiful as a mountain lion in the first place.Again no GSP owner ever shows their GSP an animal or trail, really this happens the other way around as the GSP seems to know the unknowable and does not need the handler for anything. The fact is that GSP owners understand this and all others are wannabees including English Pointer owners who's doggies are afraid to get their feet wet. Again the best French hunter is the Braque Francais which is merely an unrefined GSP.I said I showed my dog where I shot the deer. He then picked up the blood trail and ran right to the deer. I actually had to wait because if the thing wasn't dead yet my dog would have made him get up and run further into the woods.No German Shorthair owner has ever shown their partner where any animal live or dead was or is. So if you are showing your dog where a deer is, from a hunting standpoint you just have the wrong dog. The photo also looks like a cross between a bearded collie and a basset hound, now since the Basset comes from the Bloodhound their tracking abilities are there, but as you say the prey must already be dead as there are no legs. GSP's hunt, track, point and retrieve, the tracking can be scent or sight or both, they are legendary and if you ever get one they will teach you much because they are the teacher to inferior humans where hunting is concerned. Not sure if you are French but the French actually have their own GSP and they call it the Braque Francais because well they are French and can not admit that the German is the best of the best, always.Today I have a PBGV. Somehow I got lucky when I found him because he's an amazing hunting dog. If I shoot a deer I go get him and show him where I shot the deer and in 1 minute he's on the deer trying to rip the hair off it's ass so he can get to the rump meat. It's like instinctively he does exactly what wolves would do. And when the dogs at the dog park pick on a dog he knows pack mentality so he joins the pack. That way he's never the one getting picked on.Well your beagle is still a parasite that can not exist in the wild. People do not understand that wild dogs do not see breed, they just screw the bitch in heat irrespective of breed including wolves and coyotes. As such purebred dogs can never exist in the wild. LOL my 4 German Shorthairs could bite a bear on the ass and never be there when the bear turned around and run any beagle or bear to death.Beagles can't catch a rabbit but I've seen my beagle kill a possum, water vole, muskrat, mole, mice, groundhog, etc.The fact about a beagle even though they are great hunters is that they are short dogs with short legs meaning that they rarely catch anything on foot. The fact is that an eagle could choose to eat the beagle and not the other way around. Poor choice Fred as I owned a beagle onceAgain dogs and wolves are exactly the same species,Not true. Dogs are evolving too. Not into a new species at least not for a long time.There is no evolution between dogs and wolves as they are exactly the same species. That said I do like your baby gif, is that you or your Son?
We are talking about evolution. What that has to do with trains, I have absolutely no idea.
The dog, Canis familiaris, is a direct descendent of the gray wolf, Canis lupus: All modern dogs are descendants of wolves.
Now what about us? We are homo sapiens.
But humans are not descended from monkeys or any other primate living today. We do share a common ape ancestor with chimpanzees. It lived between 8 and 6 million years ago. But humans and chimpanzees evolved differently from that same ancestor.
Exactly?
(1) After an beagle had disappeared here in the near they found him 2 years later in the woods - he was very fat.
(2) If you say dogs are not able to survive but wolves are able to survive and you say the same time both are exactly the same species then something is wrong with this idea.
Perhaps your beagle was a pussy? I had a pure bred blue tick beagle.
The blue tick beagle is a small hunting dog with a short coat that is partially mottled bluish-gray in color. It is a very friendly and intelligent breed that is often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
PS Your tiny beagle will also not survive a northern winter in the woods, but since you live in the redneck shed.......Well u kno
PSS. One of my shorthairs actually handed my wife a rabbit once. Really
He acts tough but as soon as the other dog shows their teeth, he becomes a pussy. So cute. I've even heard him yelp like a little girl before the dog even bit him. They just ran at him with their teeth showing and YELP! So cute. I love that little guy.
What's a PBGV?
View attachment 507656
One day a raccoon was walking through the woods. He ran up and bit it in the neck and shook it but he doesn't have that powerful of a bite. So the raccoon was fine. It turned around and was going to fuck my dog up and I grabbed my dog by the body hair and picked him up like a pillow. The raccoon was clung to him and he was just about to start fucking up my dog and I shook the raccoon off. WHEW!
P.S. I was watching my favorite tv show mountain men. One of the guys dogs didn't come home. In the morning he found it dead. But it was 15 years old and it was winter. Heck, even coyote's and wolves have dens where they sleep and keep warm. I feel sorry for the lone wolf who gets kicked out of his pack and has to live on his own.
PBGV. Petite (small) Bassett Griffon Vendeen. Vendee is the town in France where the breed came from.
I was wondering what kind of dog does the guy on Mountain Men use for hunting mountain lions.
Blue tick coonhounds are the preferred choice for most, but black and tan hounds, leopard curs and redbone hounds are also used.
On Mountain men one guy uses Treeing Walker Coonhounds
We always joke that the reason he doesn't kill the cats is because they are his business. If he kills them he's out of a job. They'll be back. But at least he's instilling a fear of man and dogs in them. It's not worth coming to kill a human child, cat, dog, sheep or cow.
There's a bear on the property too. Scary. Can't shoot them either.
There are no bobcats, lynx or cougars because people like you shot them all.
Actually there are bobcats where I live I've just never seen one. Rare and elusive.
Bobcats are not just a northern species, but live throughout the state of Michigan. They can even be found in the outskirts of large cities such as Detroit.
That's because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March of 2019 near Howell, MI the DNR actually live captured a lynx.
I live just south of Howell. So I'm sure there are Bobcat/Lynx in my woods. I would love to see one. I'm not really afraid of them like I am coyote. And I don't worry about the coyote going extinct they are thriving everywhere. I'd just like to chase them off my property up north. I hear them howling on the back of the property. It's scary. Even my dog looks concerned. To be honest? I think my dog might be afraid of coyote. He certainly didn't run off after them when he heard them howling.
I wouldn't shoot the bear that's on the property. But one day he might get me when I'm walking to my blind at 4:30am in the morning. I always say if I'm hunting and another animal gets me, I got what I deserved. Poetic justice. You can't go out killing deer and then cry if a bear kills you for food.
A nice dog with a nice toy. Such headstrong dogs hunt martens or treats. Martens with their courage and treats with their nice lovely eyes. Also called "Dachshund", "Dackel" or "Bavarian greyhound".
By the way Dusty. This dog fights in a bagder's burrow - and is able to win there. That's something what a wolve never would do.
Actually a Badger would rip the head off of a wolf if cornered, and there is no way to fight in a burrow. See kid not everything that the AKC says is in any way real.
A Badger holding off an African lion.
And why do you think is this lovely Bavarian greyhound indeed not called "greyhound" but called "Dachshund" and "Jagdhund" in German? "Dachs"=badger - "Hund" = dog. And "Jagdhund" = "hunting dog". What kind of animal do you think could it hunt with this very short 'greyhound' legs? Dackel hunt badgers in their burrow - the badger comes out - the hunter comrade shoots (something have human beings good for too) - badger is dead. Not nice - no one is proud to have to do so - but sometimes is no other way. Badgers are not always harmless and are able to cause a lot of damages. And their hunting dog - the Dackel - is an individualist - an "original" how Bavarians say. That's why we love them, altough it is not always easy to love an original individualist, specially if it is an excellent, intelligent and brave hunting dog. And "Dackel" don't have a DNA which makes them to wolves - they have a BNA which makes them to Bavarians, although they are not excellent shoeplattler. But nobody is perfect.
Again a badger can hold off a lion, and I mean ADULT AFRICAN LION, so your story that dachshunds hunt badgers shows a severe lack of mental acuity on your part. Shit a racoon or badger would hunt dachshunds if they were hungry enough. But I understand that you believe the BS that the AKC spits out like Rhodesian Ridgebacks hunt lions, not sure if I even want to see the video
"Zur Baujagd auf den Fuchs oder seltener auf den Dachs werden die Erdhunde Teckel [=Dackel, Dachshund] und Terrier als Spezialisten eingesetzt."
source: Baujagd ( from "Deutscher Jagdverband" (="German hunting association"))
Translation: For burrow hunt for the fox or more rarely for the badger, the earth dogs dachshund and terrier are used as specialists.
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I didn't modify it. I responded to your one word, wrong answer.
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Actually, the poodle was specifically bred as a hunting dog.
But not for hunting land game. It was specifically bred for hunting waterfowl. The name actually comes from the German word for "To splash" (puddeln). And there have been several breeding groups active in the US to return the breed to use for hunting water foul.
The Toy (French) poodle came around much later, for use in circuses in France because of the intelligence.
Yea I know there are all kinds of hunting dogs that can not be taught what a GSP just does with out a trainer. You ever see a poodle out track a GSP. People think that I am a great trainer, when all I really do is let my dogs run free and learn, all they need is time space and love.
The English pointer is a good second to the GSP as long as there is no creek to panic it, the bloodhound tries too but they need to be kept on a leash or they get lost. Of course the bloodhound as the St Hubert's hound was one of the breeds along with the English pointer that was used to create the GSP, which is just the pinnacle, the only possible better tracker is a wolf
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