This is my trapline dog. Trigg hound. Have to make sure gas tank is full and gps collar is charged, because usually a coyote in a trap means a smoking track out of there. But my gosh the things you can learn looking at that gps screen. Somebody gets after you and makes you want to leave the country, you will probably get on the interstate highway. You find tracks and turds, you don't know if you are looking at a private drive or an interstate. Interstates get more traffic, and I have a map of all the coyote interstates on my gps.

Would put a pic of mine but the pic just comes up black don't know what is going on there don't have a computer.

Finely got It to work this is Zip she healer airdel cur had her trailing coyotes on drags when she was 8 months old. I think she love trapping more than me and that's a lot it doesn't matter if it in the boat or land she is all in.

Interesting breeding on that dog Bandy. I like it!

Here is another pic where you can see her head I hope to get started trapping Dec 1 if all goes well.

Very cool dog bandy. Is she 1\2 airdel and 1\4 heeler and cur

1/2 mountain cur-1/2 australian sheppard.

Ya I should have wrote it that way there could be something else in there from further back but her parents were heeler cur/mom and heeler airdel/dad.

Cool dogs people! Keep them coming!

Heres my decoy dog Dixie. Blackmouth Curr

Rhino get that hideous yeller dog off of here. She looks bigger than I remembered.

She still aint very big, only about 35 pounds.

My little dog, Baby is coming along well. She is working the coyotes, but still wants to get a little too tough on coons. She is about a year and a half old, half Airedale and half Jag.

Awesome dog Lee!

The last time I weighed zip she was 54lb Lee zip is the same with coon but it is gray fox that gets her I think with her it is the more aggressive the animals are the more she is. The only coyote she hasn't found was last year had a drag broke so it was 10 ft of chain and 20 min of looking 6 in of snow fell and we never did find it.

Those are the situations I enjoy. Cut them loose, see which way they head, get out in front and cut them off with the shotgun. Nice little race that doesn't leave the county. The trouble is sometimes the mate will come in and get the dogs to follow it, so if you don't pay attention to wind and it winds you, then it will bump on out of there. Most of them won't go far though.

Here is my boys dog, Sophia. I call her Sophie. She's a kemmer/leopard cur cross. I posted a pic of her up the thread a ways with my boy and double on coyotes we called in.



This is the first critter she has seen in a trap.



And the next trap check she got to see this bobcat in the remake. She wanted to tangle with the cat, I kept her on a leash this time.



This is my dad's little 3/4 airedale 1/4 jack russell dog, Gus.



He was with us when we caught the cat too.



Both his dog and my boys dog are both pups still. Sophie is almost 9 months and Gus is almost 6 months I think.

A friend of mine up the road runs cats with hounds. He wears a game vest under his big heavy coat and carry's a small Jack or a wire haired dockshound (spelling) with him. They are two of the toughest little buggers I have ever came across. When he gets a cat in a spot that the big dogs cant get into he will turn one of the little guys loose.

Great pics guys. a lot of interesting breeds. Keep um coming!

This is the best part of having a trapping dog