Registered: Dec 2007
Location: Millington, Michigan
Posts: 225
thats fine joey but you might need a double coupler, there just might be a red and white ticked up dog on the loose around there that might need brought out.
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Family Tradition Kennels
Point, Tree, Circle, Heel
Registered: Dec 2007
Location: southern michigan
Posts: 8
to me it is better to get a fine than to lay a good started pup up, you can bet you will see my truck along side the road, the hunting rules are so gray that how can they tell if you are damage control hunting or pleasure hunting or training, just tell the landowner thats what you would like to do and if he is a farmer he will probably tell you to shoot them all and if the dnr shows up on his door he will tell them that thats what he asked of you
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Wayne Cook
Night Music Kennels
wayne_cook@rocketmail.com
517-425-9579
i get permission from land owners to coon hunt all year round and i dont park on the road. keep your light turned down low until you shine tree. when you shoot one out ...try to shoot it in the head if you can. dont let the dogs tree for a long time. use 22 shorts or use 22 cb shells they are much quieter.
04-29-2010 01:03 AM
BARRY GREEN 
