cariboo houndsmen

[brad ferris]

hey guys i'm looking for some houndsmen in the cariboo to get out with. i have run a bit down in the kootenays but just got my own hound a few days ago. i live between quesnel and williams lake. give me a shout if you can give a new houndsman and young hound some help.

[Spokerider]

You live in a great place for hounds, you lucky bugger!

[brad ferris]

[QUOTE=Spokerider;778343]You live in a great place for hounds, you lucky bugger![/QUOTE

You know it buddy. It was a contributing factor for my moving up here. I'm chomping at the bit to get out and run something.

[brad ferris]

I'm also looking to find a tracking system. I will probably buy the garmin eventually but if I can pick up or borrow a telemetry system in the mean time that would be great.

[BlacktailStalker]

Brad ferris, I strongly recommend picking up both telemetry and the gps if you do, or not the gps OVER the telemetry anyways.
If you can get by with a cheapo this year, I think you'll see a combination of both coming out next year that might be the "cats ass."

[brad ferris]

I would love to pick up an inexpensive telemetry system. I'm kinda oldschool anyway. There should be a few boxes and collars gathering dust with all the guys jumping to these. Gps units. Maybe I can find a loner for the winter if somebody isn't ready to part with it outright.

[BlacktailStalker]

This guy may have a collar

http://www.biggamehoundsmen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=17917

Keep an eye out there, lots of stuff popping up on a regular basis in the classifieds, there may be more now.

[GoatGuy]

first, some pictures of WK elk.

[brad ferris]

first, some pictures of WK elk.

Sorry man the biggest bull I was abe to find was a rag horn 5 point. I know of quite a few bulls being taken down there but haven't seen any pics yet. I tried to avoid most of the high presure areas but in doing so I guess I also avoided the elk. It will be interesting to see some winter range pics to determine what made it through.

[GoatGuy]

Sorry man the biggest bull I was abe to find was a rag horn 5 point. I know of quite a few bulls being taken down there but haven't seen any pics yet. I tried to avoid most of the high presure areas but in doing so I guess I also avoided the elk. It will be interesting to see some winter range pics to determine what made it through.

I thought you guys put a few bulls on the ground?

[BlacktailStalker]

This one looks better.

http://www.biggamehoundsmen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=17642

[bayou]

I thought you guys put a few bulls on the ground?
You may be thinking faiers , there group took quit a few I heard.

Brad I may have a spare coller this winter but no spare receiver though.

[Elkaholic]

You may be thinking faiers , there group took quit a few I heard.

Brad I may have a spare coller this winter but no spare receiver though.

Yea he could be thinking that as most people actually butcher their name. I have put hands on their biggest bull at 380's and it is a pig. And they had a 370, couple 320's and 1 or two more I think.

[Spokerider]

What breeding is your hound Brad? Finnished dog? Pup?

[brad ferris]

What breeding is your hound Brad? Finnished dog? Pup?

He's a walker. Bout a year and a half old. He's from shaker down in the okanogan and chilcotin hillbilly has a littermate female to him. He hasn't seen much yet but I hope to remedy that this winter. He's really bonded to me. Almost to much so I'm thinking. I really need to get him running with some other hounds to get him excited about chasing.

[SHAKER]

Told you Waylon was a big suck.... Hoped all's going well and the snows come'n so maybe we'll all get some runn'n in.:twisted: