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Posted by josh tetting on 06-17-2012 07:41 AM:

she is a handful

smart as a whip prolly to smart. alot of go in her need to put the brakes on her shes all over the place but i think once october hits shell come into her own

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Posted by Jay Dangers on 06-17-2012 02:31 PM:

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You're not supposed to let the deer hunters catch ya. Thats why I like them dogs with a sofy mouth.
They did not catch me, they pay the land owners then they dont want anyone in there. I was told "the dogs scare away the deer" The land owners like the $$ until they see what the coon are doing to there corn, then I get a phone call to come and "thin them out a little" I say sorry you dont want me in there the deer hunters should thin them out for ya!

I got her from Lamar Meeks last Aug. Her name is Uni. She's a red merle. I haven't had neither dog out in about two months.
Uni will get after a ground coon. She hasn't struck on track or tree yet. She'll be a year old in July.
I think Pike was a red merle, had some funky eyes, and a head the size of a pumpkin!
Josh,
Hows that pup doing I foolishy passed on?

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Posted by 1deadeye on 06-17-2012 05:47 PM:

Re: she is a handful

quote:
Originally posted by josh tetting
smart as a whip prolly to smart. alot of go in her need to put the brakes on her shes all over the place but i think once october hits shell come into her own

Leinie was like that. Way to smart for a hick like me. We had some go arounds before I finally won the battle of wills.

Is your's a bawl/chop?

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Posted by 1deadeye on 06-17-2012 05:50 PM:

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I think Pike was a red merle, had some funky eyes, and a head the size of a pumpkin!

Uni is a good looking Lep.
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Posted by CARL GUDGEON on 06-17-2012 06:46 PM:

wis hunting

Deschmidt27 I hunt a couple of places not to far from you. Or were you will be. We could maybe go sometime. If red dogs don't bother you.

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Posted by DBW on 06-18-2012 02:02 AM:

Dave hate to hear you r leaving us what do u do for a living and guys u will enjoy dave he's a he'll of a good guy good luck wish u the best in ur new start Dave

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Posted by Jay Dangers on 06-18-2012 02:49 AM:

Re: wis hunting

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Deschmidt27 I hunt a couple of places not to far from you. Or were you will be. We could maybe go sometime. If red dogs don't bother you.

Carl you come over this way to hunt? Where abouts?

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Posted by deschmidt27 on 06-18-2012 02:56 AM:

Carl - I enjoy hunting with all breeds. I'll give you a shout this week or next.

Dave - I took a job with an energy company called SPX, and am helping to lead a transformer business they have up here. Indiana will be missed, but I'll be back from time to time. I'm even keeping my property down by Monterey. Take care!

Thanks!

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Posted by deschmidt27 on 06-18-2012 06:39 PM:

Alright... I made it home over the weekend and grabbed my boots and light, before I came back up. If anyone is going out this week, and don't mind a tag-along, give me a shout.

Weekends won't work though, as I'm still heading home each Friday to see the family and mow the yard!

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Posted by Ken Nehrkorn on 06-18-2012 09:33 PM:

Dave were are you staying I live in Bristol and have some decent hunting 847 774 2849 Ken

Posted by CARL GUDGEON on 06-18-2012 10:19 PM:

Jay Dangers

I hunt a little over by Seneca.

Posted by deschmidt27 on 06-18-2012 10:24 PM:

Right now I'm staying in an apartment in Waukesha, just off of I-94 near TT. Eventually I'll close on a house up near Ashippun, but for now the dogs ares still back in Indiana.

Thanks!
Dave

Posted by deschmidt27 on 06-18-2012 10:28 PM:

I was checking on the map, and Seneca and Bristol are a bit far. Maybe not on a weekend, but during a work week, with it getting dark as late as it does.

David Schmidt

Posted by CARL GUDGEON on 06-18-2012 11:30 PM:

map

Yes i looked and it is a little ways away. I just thought i knew were you were at. Guess not. Sorry.

Posted by deschmidt27 on 06-24-2012 02:41 PM:

No problem Carl... we'll see you around at the hunts.

Anyone else hunt around the Waukesha, up to Ashippun/Neosho area?

David Schmidt

Posted by 1deadeye on 07-07-2012 07:48 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by deschmidt27
No problem Carl... we'll see you around at the hunts.

Anyone else hunt around the Waukesha, up to Ashippun/Neosho area?

David Schmidt

Dave,
Sent you a pm.
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Posted by Breezy on 07-08-2012 06:54 PM:

Has anyone ever hunted that huge piece of public land in the town of Valley near Rockton ,Wi? I used to turkey hunt down there before I got my English coonhounds. I might head down that way this fall and try some coonhunting. Lots of mature hardwoods and lots of hills.

Posted by CARL GUDGEON on 07-08-2012 08:05 PM:

public land

I have hunted over some. The land was given back to the Indians so you have to get a permit or sticker or something that tells them you are in there or something like that. It is call the Kickapoo Reserve now.

Posted by Breezy on 07-08-2012 08:30 PM:

I had no idea that it is an indian reservation now. Was there much for coon in there when you ran there and if you don't mind me asking how long ago was it that you ran there?

Posted by CARL GUDGEON on 07-08-2012 10:51 PM:

hunting

It's been a few years its big country with alot of rock buffs along the kickapoo but planning on going back soon. There is alot of big den trees but if you have a hard hunting dog you will need a Garmin. But i think it is good hunting.

Posted by Breezy on 07-09-2012 02:17 AM:

I've turkey hunted most of that about 15 years ago. I do remember it being bluffy country. I always thought it was a gorgeous place to hunt. I live around Merrill, Wi and we don't have any country that looks like that. Most of our country is mostly flat with alot of timber and thin coon. It's prolly about 2 1/2 hrs south west of where I live. I was thinking that I'd try running there a couple of weekends this year. Do you have any ideas or suggestions on how to get a permit to be able to run my young hound there. Would like to try a spot like that where I could maybe get several trees in one night. Thanks.

Posted by Breezy on 07-09-2012 04:17 PM:

btt

Posted by deschmidt27 on 07-09-2012 07:05 PM:

I see a lot of what we would call "state ground", back in Indiana, around here. I've checked the DNR website, but that's pretty complex. Is there an easier way to determine what ground you can or cannot coon hunt, and what time of year?

There appears to be different type of ground that allows different types of use and/or hunting. Some does or does not allow dogs and some allows dogs but has leash requirements certain times of the year. I thought I was fairly smart, but it had my head spinning.

I called a gal at the DNR, but I think she was more confused than I was. Espeically when I asked about "running" dogs instead of hunting them!

Dave

Posted by Breezy on 07-09-2012 08:13 PM:

Most lands in Wisconsin have a law where a dog has to be on a leash from April 1 to July 1. I just called today about the reserve around rockton and they told me it opens on July 31 for training on that piece of ground. I know what you mean when you call the dnr and they sometimes seems more confused than you are because I've had the same thing. If you tell them dog training sometimes they might know what your talking about alittle more. Good luck. Joe Brzezinski

Posted by josh tetting on 07-09-2012 10:23 PM:

get ur

self a plat book of if u use garmin topo maps all public lands are labeled very well

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