I was always that kid that would return from a walk with my pockets overfull with treasures and my backpack the same. I suppose these deep embedded habits have led me to the desire to create and utilize the animal from our hunt in a variety of ways. The coyotes we kill in Southern Ontario with the hounds are no exception. The farm...
You're walking into what you assumed was your everyday bear tree when you hear the dreaded sound of dogs squealing and yelping in pain. Not one, but multiples. Your heart sinks and adrenaline kicks in as you sprint to your dogs. Your worst nightmare unfolds as the bear battles your hounds, standing his ground, swatting with his powerful paws and...
Our daughter with our lead dog, Hooch The excitement never fades the moment that indicator on your Garmin Handheld comes up showing “treed”. You look to see how far you’re walking and prepare to get in there, leashes strapped to your chest, Garmin in hand and one boot in front of the other. For the most part, pretty straight forward. Simple. ...
Even in a world as technologically advanced as ours, photographs still prove to be as important as they were half a century ago. Thankfully with modern advances we can have quality photos at our fingertips, enabling us to capture our hunts and our dogs at work. Whether you are using a smart phone or a professional camera, there are still...
There’s not a lot I can tell you about myself and my family without it involving our hounds. Our life has slowly evolved and shaped itself around them, directly involving them in everything that we do. My husband can be found in the woods just about every day of the year and the kids and I tag along as often...
