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Friday, 19 August 2011

Hunting Dog Equipment

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Coon Hunting-Tips To Help You Get Started With This Awesome Sport

Coon hunting is one of the most popular sports in America today, it is quickly becoming more and more popular seemingly everyday. Very simply, hunting for Coons is great for both beginners and avid hunters, as raccoon can be a great way to practice your hunting skills for the larger game.

There are few things as fun as being out on the trail in the middle of the night, with your hunting dog bellowing in the distance and being out in the forest. Here are some great tips to help you to find the best places to go coon hunting, and also the best coon hunting supplies to utilize.

First of all, keep in mind that hunting raccoons is not only great for getting a good meal, but also good for farmers because they don't worry about the raccoons getting into their crops and destroying them. Also, no matter how good a hunter you are, raccoons will offer a great challenge for you, because they are very good swimmers and tree climbers, and can allude you very easily.

Also, since raccoons sleep during the day and are active at night, you have to make sure that you find good trained hunting dogs to help you with your coon trip. Also, hunting wheat lights are extremely important as well. You will need a lot of different supplies and equipment nor to be a successful coon hunter, because of the difficulty that this kind of hunting can offer you.

Very simply, the hunting dog you purchase must be very quick and have excellent sense of smell. When the coons climb the tree, especially the middle of the night, just about the only way you can never find them is by using a hunting dog to track them down. The hunting lights are extremely important, because without a good one you'll never catch the coon because you simply can't see.

Of course, by far the most important aspect of hunting raccoons is to make sure you know the area your targets will be hiding in ahead of time. Very simply, when you don't know this area, it will be extremely hard to find coons, particularly at night. It's hard enough to hunt during the day without understanding the area, but when you try to do it at night, it is virtually a suicide mission.

Therefore, make sure you know all the places where the raccoons go for their feeding, where they live, their favorite trees to climb, etc. Also, if you plan and hunting on private land, make sure that you get permission from the owner of the land.

If you don't, you will be in for a lot of legal trouble.

Of course, keep in mind that raccoons are also great tasting when you do catch them; they are a great delicacy around America. Also, during the late winter, the raccoon spurs the heaviest, making this the ideal time to go to hunting.

These are utilized many times for both for coats and hats, collars, winter gloves, etc. Therefore, when you do your hunting during the winter, you can expect to get the most return on your investment.

The bottom line is, coon hunting is a great sport for the avid outdoorsman, because you can do it outdoors, at night, and in some awesome scenery. If you enjoy being outdoors, this is a perfect four for you.

This kind of hunting can not only offer you the opportunity to profit when you catch a good coon, but can also give you a chance to unwind after a long work week. Hopefully these coon hunting tips will help you to become a successful hunter as quickly as possible.


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Friday, 14 August 2009

Dog Training Gear

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Off the topic about dogs?

I'm moving to High Ridge, Missouri next year for dog training school (Tom Rose) and I have never been to High Ridge or Missouri before and well want to know how is it out there?
I hear about the weather so I pack some warm gear but that's it. I have check in the Internet but it’s always good to hear from people who live, or have visited High Ridge, Missouri.

My questions are:
>Do I need a car to get around or can I do good w/ a bike to get from place to place?

>How is the area like (ex: lots of house, trees etc.)?

>What is there to do (ex: movies, club etc.)?

>How are the people out there?

>Do u know any body who is going to attend or has graduated in the Tom Rose School and if so how is this place?

Thank u for ur help.
P.S.: I place this question in the traveling and no one help out and I’m always in the fish and dog topics and u guys help out always <3


There are acres and acres of hilly country out there. You will need more than a bike to get around Highway 44.
Tom Rose has been in German Shepherds for years. His school is well known as "The Dog House" The Tom Rose School of Dog training. It's located off Hwy 44 and Antire Rd. in Missouri.
I don't live right there but I know where he is located. He trains trainers and dogs. Protection work, obedience etc. Very expensive but thorough. I think you can even live on the property??? Check it out and Good Luck!

tomrose.com


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