Hound Hunting
By Steve Fielder
"Bear dogs come in all shapes and colors, but it’s not the shape or the color of the dogs that carry them to legendary status in the minds of those that hunt with them. It’s what beats within the chest of the hound: the heart, the grit, and the degree of determination that separates the really good ones from the rest of the pack."Join the Author as he dives into the foundations of what makes a legendary bear hound.
By TL Jones
Ever wonder what to look for in your first, or most recent, bear dog? The Author dives into many of the questions that you may have, in order to help you make an informed decision.By Barry 'Bear' Siragusa
"Young hounds, even young hounds from an established line of solid bear dogs, will all develop differently. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling snake oil. A line will have similarities and traits that 90% from that line may share, but there is no way to predict the set of experiences and circumstances that will shape how and when your hound will become a “truck-to-tree” bear dog."The Author dives into what to really expect when raising a young bear hound.
By Steve Fielder
In part 46 of our Legendary Bear Dogs series, the Author tells the story of "Singer". A bear dog of bear dogs.By Jordan Marburger
"I discovered black bear hunting years ago when I was invited to come to West Virginia. I went bear hunting with a friend who had hounds and ever since then it has been in my blood!"The Author hunts the coastal NC region with hounds, and finds success with a giant.