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Anyone use a pioneer to run hounds?
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She will definitely be running beside me! My precious brindle colored purebred redbone coonhound. Her right ear is 2" shorter than the left due to frostbite when she was 13 weeks.
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So what do you do with those squirrels and raccoons once you get them? You must have some recipes for them.
I haven't heard of many people hunting with hounds still. I thought that was more of an English thing.
Shows what I know.
Looks like your pioneer does the job well though.
I haven't heard of many people hunting with hounds still. I thought that was more of an English thing.
Shows what I know.
Looks like your pioneer does the job well though.
I have a ranger but hunt with friends that have both BR and Pioneer and rhino. We have dog boxes in the bed. Mine is welded from steel from an old pop up canopy(very lite). We normally carry 4 dogs in the box and a catch dog on top of the box. Dogs are 40 to 60 lbs and the catch dogs are somewhere around a 100. The pioneer has no problems chasing dogs or keeping up.
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There are literally tens of thousands of people who hunt with hounds, and there are tasty recipes for everyone of those critters.
For **** too? I know some people- ok, 1, that eat them willingly, but mainly here in the midwest they are for furs only.
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it's the women that cook it up lol....(i lived near Leesville LA for 2+ years)Is there anything that you guys from Louisiana won't eat?
The girls must love you guys!
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Mudbug? Do I want to know what that is??
Even if it don't taste good, ya'll put 'nuff hot sauce or hot spices on it to make it fit ta eat! I think the widow woman and I are going back to Houma for a vacation this summer. Be too late for mudbugs but I'll find something tasty to feast on!Any time we have a varmint problem down here, the La. Wildlife and Fisheries gets a rumor started that it's (the varmint) good to eat. Problem solved lol. A good camp cook can make just about anything taste good.
You'll be able to get crawfish etouffe. That's pronounced "A2Fay." Yum,Yum. Having crawdads tonight (boiled). $8 a pound-boiled. Can you believe that? First of the season. They're a little late this year with all the global warming.lol The last time I was up north the crawfish I saw in Wi. were used for bait (about 75 to the pound). Ours are normally a little too big for that (about 19/25 to the pound). Yes, we do like our Tabasco sauce.
Chimes in Baton Rouge has a mean catfish etouffe! Catfish with crawfish a2fay on it over a bed of white rice.
My wife and I like to watch "Buying the Bayou" and are thinking of a place in South Louisiana. I'll go there this summer and see how I like the humidity (can't be much different than Illinois) in the summer and may start looking for a little vacation/retirement home. I got several years before retirement but could buy ground and drag a toy hauler there for a couple weeks a year. I think the pioneer would fit in the back of one.
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