Looking for a short range Catahoula or a female pup prefer registered.   318-652-2916  email jtjones0907@gmail.com
Email or pm is best way to contact me due to work.

Congratulations

Thank you all...I am just an ordinary man...I am grateful and thankful that the little bit I did helped him...

No sir you're a hero 

If really look at the picture the coyote is on a hill or mound that's pretty high. I read that Ohio has a trap size limit of  5 5/8"  the trap on his foot looks bigger than that. Or maybe that guy is a pygmy  

The story started out with him being killed in Ohio and he weighed 184 pounds
Supposed to be on Ohio's DNR SITE at 145 but didn't find it. Ohio's trapping laws from what I was told limits trap size to a number 3 trap that's just over 5 inches?

What y'all think

I like the bracelet but you missed on the spurs man they look to good to use    they are very nice

Test

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Works for you and he looks good that's a win win.

Mr. Scott that is definitely a handsome fella. It's good to know that they are out there.

Sorry for your loss. Prayers sent

Yessir gotta love it indeed. Mr. Americanlegendz  If that cross works out I'd love to get one.  From what I've read you raise some beautiful animals and they get it done. I'd like to talk more about some of your stock.

Ok so I've read all the old posts I could find on am bulldogs and now I'm sure that I'll run am bulls but am very interested in the brindle dog and wondering if anyone is currently raising and hunting them I know color has nothing to do how a dog works I just like the brindle. If the better dog I find is white then so be it. I apologize for the elementary questions but want get off to a good start with good maybe even great dogs.

Thanks for the insight. I'm looking for short range due to terrain I'll be behind the dogs on foot only

First off hello all I've been looking for a while since deciding it's time to build a pack. My question is are there any hard hunting short range cats still around?