You know at field trials most don't like this style of dogs. They think it's a race and the dogs should be fighting for the front. This is what we are always wanting in dogs.

Did you see that Buck shoot across in front of them? I am not sure if they were running the deer or the coyote that was chasing the deer. I was just trying to make a video shorter than yours but still lost. 😏😏😏🤗🤗

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At the complex. It was kind of crazy to see all those rabbits at that place. The dogs would run the rabbits out of the brush across the blacktop and mowed grass that was for trailor parking making it very difficult for the dogs. That place is huge.

We were there just to observe the dogs. Some of those people were 90 years old with oxygen tanks who obviously loved dogs. I can honestly say I have no idea what they were looking for but at their age they had a passion for what they were doing. We go to all types of trials and try not to be down on guys because of what they run. They were obviously are enjoying what they are doing.

You do not offend me. These dogs are bred to run all the line. We have not had rain in two months so they will slow down to adjust to the tough scent ING. According to our AKC rules the dogs have to stay on the scent and only bark when on the line. If they over run where the rabbit turns and swing around leaving sectings of the part the rabbit ran then they will be picked up in a trial. It is just a different sport than what you are used to watching. You guys usually have a pack of dogs and the dogs are out in the open a lot and have lots of sight chases. I feel sure you catch a lot of rabbits. We run in very thick cover in places where the dogs have to craw through heavy briers & brush piles. I can understand when you are used to seeing dogs run like gray hounds that you would find it hard to understand the these dogs. It really is a thing of beating to hunt with these dogs and know that they can circle a rabbit for hours or until you shoot it. To get to see a rabbit double back on a track & a dog go to the end and understand the rabbit doubled back on its own track really is a thing of beauty. Just a different sport than what you are seeing. Here in the US you will see about every speed dog there is.

@@mcardery2k thaks for clearing that up for me.

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Joe, the simplest thing is to just use a plastic dog crate. That is what I used for years. I had the box I am using now in the back of my car that a guy built for me. The plastic crate worked just as good. I just strapped it down with tie downs. I put blocks of wood under it to make it level.

I don't know why everybody is in such a hurry. I tell everybody when Kyle Bush first started racing he was really fast but Everytime he came into a turn he crashed into the wall. Darrell Waltrip used to say sometimes you have to slow down to go fast. My dogs will go fast when the scent allows. I just can't show it most of the time because I am 73 and can't keep up.

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@@brucecarr4020 Jackson is not one of my favorite dogs. I just think I am to old. If we had rabbits I would have breed all of them. My regret is not breeding EZ and Space. I hate she died before I had the chance.

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Sorry we are no longer breeding.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Most have gone to faster and more competitive dogs. Guys today think it's a race where I believe they are pack dogs and should work together. We used to be able to comopete in trials but pretty much just pleasure run and hunt today.

Rabbits have become so scarce in our area that we have stopped breeding. Most guys are breeding for faster dogs today so it is tough to find medium speed dogs today. Best thing is to just watch videos on Facebook and maybe run across somebody who has this style dogs. I recommend buying a pups.

It really is a nice set of light clothing and even would be great for a base layer. They have a nice selection of clothing. Wehn I ordered it I should have order a smaller size.

@@thonburino1 The Tortoise and the Hare" is a fable by Aesop that uses animals in human situations to teach a lesson. The story is about a hare who makes fun of a tortoise for being slow and challenges the tortoise to a race. The hare gets far ahead in the race, but then stops to take a nap. The tortoise keeps going slowly but steadily and wins the race. The moral of the story is that slow and steady wins the race.

Thanks, They are running that speed becuause of the conditions. When the scent is better they are much quicker. Check out some of the other videos. I hope you will subscribe and hit the bell for notifications.

They are close clean hounds and will pick it up when the scent allows.

They have won in Spo and Gun Dog Brace. They are slow here because of the conditions.

@@mcardery2k I totally understand the hot , dry conditions for sure .. I knew they were small pack or brace or both .. have you ever got picked up for reaching lol just kidding. I used to judge a pile of licensed trials when I was younger and the name sounds familiar, mostly large pack on hare and some small pack as well at clubs sanctoned trials ... good video I watched the whole thing and miss the sport .. had some good 15" bitches and that's all I ran because of judging .. I look forward to watching more of your videos, brought back old memories for sure ... thanks for posting, enjoyed it

@@mcardery2k nice hounds by the way

Thanks Bob. Everybody has got the idea these hounds are slow but this is what they have to do because of these conditions. I have not mowed grass for over a month.

You probably have to come to America to accomplish that.

Thanks Bob. I really enjoy this tough scenting stuff.

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We have so many deer around where they run it's like having cattle.

They are born and raised around deer.

@@BobArchibald-s8q I have never in all my years seen it this dry. It amazes me that hey can run out there. There is almost no vegatation at all.

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I think it was evening.

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Sorry we have gotten Ola and no longer live in a place that has a rabbit population that allows us to raise and train pups. My name is Mark Carder 304-629-3826. It is probably best to text me because I get so many junk calls that I don't answer unless I know who it is. Thanks for watching.

It's really difficult to get dogs shipped to another country. To get dogs like that it takes years of training & tons of running time. If we ever get dogs that run and handle like that they are never for sale. I don't think you will find anybody willing to sell dogs like this but I may be wrong. I appreciate you watching the videos and hope you will subscribe.

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