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Well tonight I loaded up and headed east down route 32 to Marietta Ok and the home of the infamous Yadkin Tar for a little pleasure hunting with him and our good buddy Nick Cain. After a few pleasantries and taking a gander at the big picture of Tar and Bozz on his living room wall along with a huge trophy...we were off to the woods.

Started at a place called lovers lane. Funny how this came to be, but I’ll leave that in the woods.

As Nick and I was getting our dogs out, low and behold Tar had already turned loose....guess he needed a head start...Nick didn’t even have a collar on yet.....lol.

It was obvious how this was gonna go.

Dogs all stuck in and finally sat down about 750yds....we drove around, walked in and within seconds the coon was seen...

Moved around to a different spot....dropped the tailgate and let em go. No babbling here from the two NTCHs and the PKC silver champ. About 400 yds, we put em on the paper. Coon was seen walking in and we called it a night.

I am pretty sure I had 450+, at least that’s how I remember it. All joking aside, we had the dog power that did awesome in this dry Ok heat, putting up two.

It was a Great night with Tar and Nick tonight. Lots of old stories of hunts past. We joked to how we would vote in the cast if needed, as you would expect, Tar always was on the best side of the vote. Funny how that worked out.

Best saying of the night was from Tar talking about an old dog..”Rough as a **** house mouse”. Lol

Until the next Tar adventure....

Get Treed!

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Betting we're gonna hear another version of this story and we all know can't everybody have 450+ on two.

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The funniest part was nicks female was in heat is why we all took females we cut loose they got struck we go to catch up only drive about 50 yrds and there stands a big ole German Shepard and he was on the scent ! Tim asked nick somthing about xbred puppies lol. And it was on then lol.



Had a good time and no one man didn’t have 450 on two coons. The way I voted he didn’t lol.


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In 63 days we might have some Treeing Shepherds or some German Walkers....lol. Old Nick was a little worried.

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Bring her to my house we can use dads stud dog. Lol

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Tar said he had a stomach ache and on the first tree pooped his pants , He said you Texas boys never knew a thing lol .

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Well tonight I loaded up and headed east down route 32 to Marietta Ok and the home of the infamous Yadkin Tar for a little pleasure hunting with him and our good buddy Nick Cain. After a few pleasantries and taking a gander at the big picture of Tar and Bozz on his living room wall along with a huge trophy...we were off to the woods.

Started at a place called lovers lane. Funny how this came to be, but I’ll leave that in the woods.

As Nick and I was getting our dogs out, low and behold Tar had already turned loose....guess he needed a head start...Nick didn’t even have a collar on yet.....lol.

It was obvious how this was gonna go.

Dogs all stuck in and finally sat down about 750yds....we drove around, walked in and within seconds the coon was seen...

Moved around to a different spot....dropped the tailgate and let em go. No babbling here from the two NTCHs and the PKC silver champ. About 400 yds, we put em on the paper. Coon was seen walking in and we called it a night.

I am pretty sure I had 450+, at least that’s how I remember it. All joking aside, we had the dog power that did awesome in this dry Ok heat, putting up two.

It was a Great night with Tar and Nick tonight. Lots of old stories of hunts past. We joked to how we would vote in the cast if needed, as you would expect, Tar always was on the best side of the vote. Funny how that worked out.

Best saying of the night was from Tar talking about an old dog..”Rough as a **** house mouse”. Lol

Until the next Tar adventure....

Get Treed!

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Say it ain't so! Two trees with all 3 dogs on each of those trees? Per the modern day mindset, two of those dogs on each tree are covering pieces of $*#!! And to top it off, you all had a great time in spite of this! I just can't believe it!

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Not everything is subject to change Vic lol. We don’t have to throw away our roots just because it makes others happy we just do what makes us happy. And you couldn’t have seen a better time than we had last night.


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Wow! I enjoyed that hunt and I wasn't even there, it's nice to see dogs hunt , run and tree on the same tree. Dave

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Wow! I enjoyed that hunt and I wasn't even there, it's nice to see dogs hunt , run and tree on the same tree. Dave

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That is the way we hunted.Back in the old days we got together,every one took a dog and loaded them in the trunk of the car and off we went.We treed possums ,treed a coon every once in a while ,ran a few foxes and a few rabbits.We didn't have deer back then.We laughed, played,joked around,took turns climbing the trees and were so dumb,we thought we were having fun until we started reading the magazines about all of the great coon dogs.Back then ,the dogs hunted together ,ran together and treed together and we would run and see who could get to the tree first.When we did tree a coon we shook him out and had some great races.As I said we laughed and bragged on whose dog got first tree and had bragging rites until the next tree.It's a shame we were so dumb we actually thought we were having fun.I wish the youth of today could experience this and have some fun.

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Lol. Sure brings back some fond memories, wish I was still that "dumb". We really had fun back in those days, dogs hunting and treeing together ALL the time. It was rare to have a dog split tree, I still love those kind of hunts. Dave

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Oh my goodness, I remember those days when you bragged/argued about whose dog treed first. Does that make me an old fart? Now hunters brag about whose dog snuck off and treed by themselves.

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That is the way we hunted.Back in the old days we got together,every one took a dog and loaded them in the trunk of the car and off we went.We treed possums ,treed a coon every once in a while ,ran a few foxes and a few rabbits.We didn't have deer back then.We laughed, played,joked around,took turns climbing the trees and were so dumb,we thought we were having fun until we started reading the magazines about all of the great coon dogs.Back then ,the dogs hunted together ,ran together and treed together and we would run and see who could get to the tree first.When we did tree a coon we shook him out and had some great races.As I said we laughed and bragged on whose dog got first tree and had bragging rites until the next tree.It's a shame we were so dumb we actually thought we were having fun.I wish the youth of today could experience this and have some fun.

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