I went LION hunting with hounds... Those are LION TRACKS!

Another Solo trip into some rough country ...I really never know where I'm going until I'm loaded up and driving out of the place .. but sometimes where I decide is right, at least on this day it was .
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[@tomhinkle2517]

Now that's enjoying retirement,loved every minute thanks for taking us along.

[@garyschlagel995]

LOVE HOW THOSE HOUNDS TRACK & WORK TOGETHER! THEY OPEN UP SPEARD OUT & THEY SHARE THE SCENT, THEN THEY'RE ALL ON IT! WOW! I SEE YOU'RE HEAVILY INVESTED IN RADIO TRANSMITTERS FOR YOUR DOGS, BUT, WELL WORTH IT! I NEED TO GET RADIOS FOR MY BLACK & TAN HOUNDS, BEFORE I EVER TAKE THEM OUT, BECAUSE I FEAR LOSING THEM!

[@rockhunter6260]

Great day in the saddle listening to those hounds work the trail👍🏻

[@juliojames5986]

Menudo, the mexican chicken noodle for when ya feel bad, hungover. Had it a bunch with tortillas, and a cold Tecate beer. Fun day out in rocky country, with the hounds and Agnes . 🤠👍🏻

[@ironfistdave8571]

When you can see for miles and miles and not see one single human all day that could be kind of scary l.o.l or maybe kind of Nice

[@maxcorder2211]

You're doing such a good job on your videos. I feel like I'm standing right beside you listening to the dogs, the wind and you telling me what you're seeing. A good day.

[@virginiajorgensen8614]

Such big and beautiful country.

[@ronfrederico7251]

I love the desert, hiking for hours then setting down to watch it come to life. The Baja desert 2/3 the down, lot of Indian artifacts, arrowheads, old abandon villages. I would keep two pebbles under my tongue for moisture in my mouth.

[@howarddrummond2813]

That camera really showed that lion track well!

[@thegiantswordworkout]

The title 100 Years too late really resonates. I really enjoyed this! Really enjoy your videos. Your spirit is grand my friend! I just bought a $980 external frame backpack. Can't say I've ever road a horse. I've looked into pack goats a bit. I'd want to train one up slowly to get really strong. I threw 50 pounds in the external frame pack and did 1.5 miles on foot rested 2 days then another 1.7. The goal is 100 pounds 10 miles a day. If I had a pack goats he could take half that weight for me perhaps. In the future when I've got all my equipment I'm looking for someone who is down to do a 30 day survival trip. I'm gonna be packing a Diana 48 .22 pellet gun and a small fishing net and collapsible pole for game. I need to learn the edibles. I figured 50 pounds of that 100 pounds will be dried food for the first run try to hunt as much as possible small game. Then attempt a second run all foraging and hunting when confident with skill set. Posting this comment 3 xs I hope you see it. 👍 If you'd ever consider a 30 day challenge let me know old soul.

[@bluecollarredman]

Since watching your videos I have gained an interest packing. So I have now scheduled a grand canyon mule packer to come out and do a community seminar on how to pack a horse. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[@briandepoppe7209]

I have the most wonderful life and feel the most blessed. Crap if I don't feel like I missed out watching you. To old now😂 Brian Washington State

[@AnecdoteofaHoundsman]

Looks like tough country, keep em coming Brett!

[@doubleduty1703]

Metal detecting around house or fences and gates would give you an idea of when someone was there last

[@steveshirley4744]

(If l can't take my dogs I ain't going) really like your way off thinking .

[@cameroncoleman7890]

Another good video.

[@ballygeale1]

Love you're videos ❤

[@billhardy873]

Just got my new hoodie and sticker in the mail... Looks great and it's very comfortable! 👍🏻

[@rmlestes]

Thanks

[@houndsman406]

Well thats a tough one