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Lee Brothers

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Greens

LEE BROTHERS

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Greens

just got done listening to a few good stories of Dale down in Hundorius. Thanks for sharing the photos....

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lee dogs

the one on the right is a dog named blue the other is arizona pilot .

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Great Photos "Bow" Foundation Stock of the Bluetick and Some lines English Hounds of today !!

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Excellent Photos!

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lee brothers

hey good pictures.do you know of any remaining guys who hunted with the lee brothers. such as george pavey or wayne smith.i happen to have spoken to george and wayne last week . george sold out to dale in 1963 . he said he was on 27 jaguar in old mexico with the lees. i would like to find any information on any one left from that era.george stated he would like to share hunts and information with folks before he and wayne pass on.wayne resides in oregon and george is in tucson. thanks . mike

Back around 1967 or 68,

I had the pleasure of meeting one of the Lee brothers. I am not sure anymore but I'm pretty sure it was Dale. I was in training camp with the Houston Oilers out at Kerrvlle Tx. & we had an off weekend. They loaded us up on tour buses & took us to the Y O Ranch. It was an exotic big game ranch, & they had about any kind of wild game there is, from all over the World. They split us up into small groups of about 5-6 to a group, & Mr. Lee was the guide for my group. He was in charge of "predator control" for the ranch. Got to see some of his dogs, & he had several different kinds of big cats way back off from the ranch house & guest bunk houses, behind some sheds. One of the things he showed us was a mounted Rattlesnake skin. It was inside of one of the bunk houses, over the entry door. I don't know how much of the head & neck were cut off, but it still measured 7 feet, 2 inchs long, & looked like it was about a foot & a half wide at the widest point.

I also remember that he said that he was getting ready to go to Central America for a Jaguar Hunt.

Now, you talk about some wide open spaces, they had it. He said that some of the pastures or fenced areas were around 10,000 acres each.

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