Thread: Lost Doggy

When our lab Zoe was still alive she never made a peep unless she felt my wife was threatened in any way. She was a one of a kind rescue dog.

LadyBug doesn't want anything near the house. A knock at the door is met with an explosive German Shepherd bark. . The delivery folks look around when she explodes from hearing them set a package on the porch

In a month.....Move that dog up nort 1000 miles to Mont,the western Dakota's or Canada ad lot's of "prime" and that's $100 bill

many moons ago , around 50 of them ,prime bobcats brought 85 and yotes about 50 right here in dfw ....
we used to really hurt the fur bearing crew back then , we would load a john boat with 3 car batteries ....
a q beam , a 243 , a shotgun , and a 22 .......
3 or 4 miles of river and we would have a boat plum full of furs .....
good money for late teens people and fun to beat the band as well .
coons were 25 on the large prime ones ...
minks almost nada 5 , ringtail cats around10 .....
beavers were cheap stuff to at around 15 to 20 .....
lots of KABOOM in the night for sure ....

Trapped lots of fur as a kid.
I remember racoons bring 35 at the best.
We would cast net Shad in the fall to freeze for bait, for trapping.


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Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie

When our lab Zoe was still alive she never made a peep unless she felt my wife was threatened in any way. She was a one of a kind rescue dog.

Been my experience that good people have good dogs. They learn from the house they live in!

Originally Posted by MCG1

Been my experience that good people have good dogs. They learn from the house they live in!

I must be spoiled because my two are are spoiled as they can be
Better spoiled than neglected

Originally Posted by Ketchn

many moons ago , around 50 of them ,prime bobcats brought 85 and yotes about 50 right here in dfw ....
we used to really hurt the fur bearing crew back then , we would load a john boat with 3 car batteries ....
a q beam , a 243 , a shotgun , and a 22 .......
3 or 4 miles of river and we would have a boat plum full of furs .....
good money for late teens people and fun to beat the band as well .
coons were 25 on the large prime ones ...
minks almost nada 5 , ringtail cats around10 .....
beavers were cheap stuff to at around 15 to 20 .....
lots of KABOOM in the night for sure ....

Oh yes I remember all them moons ago well.I called in and shot my first red fox in Dec 1976 when I was 14 with my 9422 Winchester lever action 22 with a 3x7 bushnell scope....Dad gave me a ride to the fur buyer,fox brought $52 in the round,from the fur buyers we stopped at the local Coast-Coast store and I bought a brick of 22 Remington Mohawks with some of my proceeds for 9.99...I was one happy kid!