I can watch this interviews over and over. There is all ways some thing I can learn and I all ways enjoy. Thanks again to Born 100 Years To Late & Family 👍🇺🇸
I'm an old lion hunter from Montana. Jim is a real treasure. I really enjoyed listening to him tell about his dogs. Great effort here . . . great interview
I hunt with hounds up in Colorado. I've talked to Jim a couple of times on the phone. Great guy, modest and decent. Very knowledgeable and very serious about hound dawgin'. Gotta love that Oklahoma accent.
I really like your broadcast. I have been a wilderness rider for 40 years. Also I rode my horses in ten different states. I use a original mc cellan cavalry saddle for long distance riding.
We have some taller Beagles up here in Michigan because of the deep Snow. My dad was from Oklahoma down in the Reservation area, I love it down there. I sure love to get a hold of a good brood Bitch to start a different line around here because there are only so many lines here, so to breed outside the normal lines you can advance you lines quit a bit.
I’m subscribed I’m a dog man and can identify the with the feeling of running dogs. Keep doing interviews them old timers. They are full good stories and know thing or two about dogs.Thanks for sharing
Love the information! Love different opinions! Lions around my country are run in the snow so much that they’ll leave and run from two canyons away to get away from dogs. It makes it real hard to catch one on the bare ground, Once in a while I get lucky though. Also, I am homes Quarantined, sick with COVID-19. Not sick enough to be in bed but just sick enough I don’t dare go hunting. Been watching all your videos over again. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you ... I believe some of these lions down here have learned how to stay out in front of the hounds ... they hear them coming and they hit a long trot ... thank you and take care of yourself hope your better soon
I'm from Southeast Oklahoma, born and raised in the Kiamichi Mountains. That's where I run my dogs at right now. I'm from Pushmataha county as well. These interviews always hit home somehow, it's amazing!! Oh yes and Mike was doing a jam up job with those donuts!!😁😁
@@markwebb9911 he's a good man and has more stories then I can remember. We hunted idk a week maybe 2 ago and afterwards we went for lunch at that small cafe with the homemade pies. I was eating my pie sat it down and he reached over while using my fork and took a bite. Hahahaha I'll be out there this weekend too pick up a blue tick pup
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Oh man this was a good one! I’ll be good if you can convince this guys to show their dogs and some of their backgrounds, I believe I passed by Mr. Farmers house a few weeks ago and could help to slow down and see the good looking hounds out there.
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This ol boy i could listen to for hours wish I could have hunted with him its the pursuit and the hounds cat in the tree is the end of the day thats why we catch 2 some days we love the dogs in pursuit now days we don't kill thats the easiest part
Another great episode Brett. Barometric pressure…..Jim does not kill ? Thats not the norm is it ? You don’t kill all the time either….I wonder, if you were not all tied up with cameras, and all that goes with it, how much more successful at treeing you and the hounds would be ? But thats mot the point, it being in the arena…don’t sell your self short in any faction of this game….you have been there and done it, got the tee shirt 😊 and brought us the videos….thanks 👍🏻👍🏻☕️
I don't think its the cameras and filming stuff but the area I hunt .. I do like the challenge of hunting the way I do .. put the hounds on the ground and ride through the country .. thank you!
@@BrettVaughnB100 Are you interested in trying one out? We all brag on our dogs for sure but this Girl is an exceptional specium. I trained her to herd goats and cows without killing them LOL she will track game and I would really like to she her in a pack setting, doing her instinctual job. One moring a few years back she had a pack if 6 coyotes testing her. She ran them off never actually locking up with them even with six they knew better. it was amazing to see that play out. I am in Arizona along the Bobacamori river on a 400 acre ranch borders thousands of acres of state land I had a horse and a burro trying to breed a mule, up until last Thanksgiving. Long hard ugly story that I am still trying to digest, and get through very challenging for me to move forward from that. There is a lot I could continue typing but I'd have a book If you might be interested in my proposal Text me first then we can talk about it It would be great content for your channel. I have been saying to everyone I interact with for many years That I was born in the wrong century so I really resonate with your channel.
Glad you like the channel .. would like to hear the burro horse mule story sometime ... I think I have too many hounds right now but it would neat to try one.. sound like really cool dogs .. maybe one of these days .. Thank you!
Good interview Brett, enjoyed it. Nothing like hearing a good lion hound strike a track, whether it's afoot, from the back of of horse, or while driving down the road. Personally, I don't think there is a better feeling than driving down the road and hear a couple great lion hounds open on a track from the box, gotta love it. th-cam.com/video/_XcWF4Saa-w/w-d-xo.html
Cool video .... I never thought rigging lions could be done like that down here until I had a friend and good Houndsman visit me from Oregon ... one of my hounds hung their head out of the box and barked ..I didn’t pay any attention to her but he said that dog was rigging something down in that canyon ...we drove down there and I let her out and she ran over to a tree and started opening up there ... I looked and there was a scrape under the tree ...we couldn’t trail the lion but she could rig that scrape ... thanks for watching and thanks for sharing the video !
@@BrettVaughnB100 That old Red Ike dog of mine started rigging lions from the box when he was only 18 months old, and it took awhile for me to understand what he was doing. I quickly bred him to a red dog I had and the pup I kept was rigging cats, both lion and bobcats, from the truck by the time his was the same age. That was the winter hunting season of 2000, and I had never heard of a dog that would rig lion. As you probably know, I took alot of heat for making those claims until I finally got completely away from the naysayers and the Internet. However, as God is my witness, and all of the houndsmen I let ride with me, those two red dogs rigged lions until the day they died, whether it was spring, summer, fall, or winter--and they would rig lions they often trailed until dark and did not catch. A good friend and hunting buddy of mine, Shawn Larum, always said memories to last a lifetime, and those two hounds gave me more memories in fourteen years than a person could ever share...
@@SuperRunninBear I know I really had my eyes opened up to some possibilities .. now granted this was in the higher mountain country few hours from the house but my friend seem to think if I drove around up there and payed attention they would get good at it .. I haven't done it but might try a bit this year .. Thanks!
I can watch this interviews over and over. There is all ways some thing I can learn and I all ways enjoy. Thanks again to Born 100 Years To Late & Family 👍🇺🇸
Your welcome Joel .. I do like talking to these old hunters ... always something to learn from them
This was a winner. You really have a gift here. They open up to you and you don’t talk over them. Your style is right on.
Thank you Seller ..I’m trying to get better but still keeping it simple ...I like listening to these guys
I'm an old lion hunter from Montana. Jim is a real treasure. I really enjoyed listening to him tell about his dogs. Great effort here . . . great interview
Thank you .. he is sure fun to talk too
Man I love this channel! Thank you
Nothing like a couple good ole boys sitting around talking dogs. Best way to pass the time between workin dogs. 👍🏻
Yes I do enjoy talking workin dogs with Jim .. Thank you Bill!
Great interview. Areal gentleman showing lots of wisdom.
Thanks .. he really does
Very knowledgeable hounds men thank you for your time And memories.
Dog power NH
You bet ... Thank you for watching .. more to come
I hunt with hounds up in Colorado. I've talked to Jim a couple of times on the phone. Great guy, modest and decent. Very knowledgeable and very serious about hound dawgin'. Gotta love that Oklahoma accent.
Yep I do enjoy talking to him .. we talk I bet at least 2 times a week .. great guy .. Thanks Tom!
I really like your broadcast. I have been a wilderness rider for 40 years. Also I rode my horses in ten different states.
I use a original mc cellan cavalry saddle for long distance riding.
That is awesome! I am having a saddle made similar to a mccellan .. Thank you .. Do you pack?
So glad you r interviewing there guys. I herd a few name of lion hunters I knew.
Buddy I sure am enjoying this pod cast, I could listen to these fellars for hours.
I’m like you I really enjoy listening to them ...thank you !
Thanks Bret,& Jim I like this kind of interview just seems real. like I am there with ya
Thank you ... I try to make them that way .. just a couple of guys that like hounds talking
Hey Brett I sure enjoyed listening to this interview. Probably the best yet.
Thank you Mathew ..took me forever to get it uploaded ..glad you liked it
You get a wild hair bring your best jackrabbit dog and come on to Alabama and we’ll run a rabbit
Great Interview Brett-Thank you for sharing your knowledge and Jim's Knowledge. Very helpful!
Thank you and your welcome !
We have some taller Beagles up here in Michigan because of the deep Snow. My dad was from Oklahoma down in the Reservation area, I love it down there. I sure love to get a hold of a good brood Bitch to start a different line around here because there are only so many lines here, so to breed outside the normal lines you can advance you lines quit a bit.
I do like to watch and listen to those beagles run rabbits ...I know some people that cross them into their lion hounds ... thanks !
I’m subscribed I’m a dog man and can identify the with the feeling of running dogs. Keep doing interviews them old timers. They are full good stories and know thing or two about dogs.Thanks for sharing
Thanks I'm going to try to ....
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
Will do!
These are great I love listening to these guys. A wealth of knowledge
They really are .. I enjoy doing it .. thanks Josh!
@@BrettVaughnB100 I’m looking forward to more thanks for doing them!
Enjoy your interviews and content. Keep up the good work. God Bless
Thank you I will try
Love the information! Love different opinions! Lions around my country are run in the snow so much that they’ll leave and run from two canyons away to get away from dogs. It makes it real hard to catch one on the bare ground, Once in a while I get lucky though. Also, I am homes Quarantined, sick with COVID-19. Not sick enough to be in bed but just sick enough I don’t dare go hunting. Been watching all your videos over again. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you ... I believe some of these lions down here have learned how to stay out in front of the hounds ... they hear them coming and they hit a long trot ... thank you and take care of yourself hope your better soon
Should do one on Jim Worthen in Southern Utah. He's dead now but was one of the best lion hunters ever.
Really good interview. Thanks
Thank you !
Brett i jsut absolutely love these interviews the old timers aresuch characters. Keep em coming please
Thanks David ... I have some good ones lined up
Great one!!!
Thank you !
Great video.
Thank you !
I'm from Southeast Oklahoma, born and raised in the Kiamichi Mountains. That's where I run my dogs at right now. I'm from Pushmataha county as well. These interviews always hit home somehow, it's amazing!! Oh yes and Mike was doing a jam up job with those donuts!!😁😁
Lol ... thanks for watching
We hunt there too 2-3 times a week with ottis lleullan if your ever free we should get together and make a cast
@@mikealmiller6797 I hunt with Otis about every week as well!
@@markwebb9911 he's a good man and has more stories then I can remember. We hunted idk a week maybe 2 ago and afterwards we went for lunch at that small cafe with the homemade pies. I was eating my pie sat it down and he reached over while using my fork and took a bite. Hahahaha I'll be out there this weekend too pick up a blue tick pup
@@mikealmiller6797 Sounds good maybe we'll meet.
Enjoyed your video, like your hat, keep looking up!
Thank you! Will do!
I would like to see all the interviews you have and how do I find them the ones I have seen so far is great
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Oh man this was a good one! I’ll be good if you can convince this guys to show their dogs and some of their backgrounds, I believe I passed by Mr. Farmers house a few weeks ago and could help to slow down and see the good looking hounds out there.
In the Clay Henderson and Mike Root they talk about where the hounds came from a bit .. than you !
Good interview I enjoyed it
Thank you !
What kind of hounds are these?
Cross bred hounds bred for a colder nose to be able to trail dryground lions .. cat minded too .. Thanks
Damn i love this im a old tn coonhunter and houndsmen are houndsmen i dont care what ur chasing
I’m like you I don’t care ... and for the most part I don’t care about hunting it unless I can do it with a dog thanks!
Thanks
Thank you M Estes !
Great interview. I do have a question what dose it mean when yall say yoking a dog?
Coupling them to each other with a short rope ... slows them down where they can’t get into as much trouble .. thanks !
How do I get your podcast
You can get double u supplies right here podcast.dusupply.com/ and I did one on mules with the houndsmanxp here podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-mixed-up-xtreme-performance-animals/id1462431615?i=1000569995104
Where in Colorado are you going to be.
Probably over by Cortez
This ol boy i could listen to for hours wish I could have hunted with him its the pursuit and the hounds cat in the tree is the end of the day thats why we catch 2 some days we love the dogs in pursuit now days we don't kill thats the easiest part
Yes ... the kill is kind of anticlimactic.. thanks
When are majority of lion kittens born?
I think can be born any time of year but imagine most are born spring April may
Come see me here in Glen Rose, Tx. We’ll talk hound dogs and hunting. Burl Bybee
I would like that ..shoot me an email brettvaughn@icloud.com
Good moning ✋🇷🇴 Marius 🕳️
good one!
Thank you Rick!
Another great episode Brett. Barometric pressure…..Jim does not kill ? Thats not the norm is it ? You don’t kill all the time either….I wonder, if you were not all tied up with cameras, and all that goes with it, how much more successful at treeing you and the hounds would be ? But thats mot the point, it being in the arena…don’t sell your self short in any faction of this game….you have been there and done it, got the tee shirt 😊 and brought us the videos….thanks 👍🏻👍🏻☕️
I don't think its the cameras and filming stuff but the area I hunt .. I do like the challenge of hunting the way I do .. put the hounds on the ground and ride through the country .. thank you!
@@BrettVaughnB100 yes, for sure enjoyable ! 👍🏻
lot of folks down here inFL use those beagles as deer dogs.
I like beagles ... lot people cross them into their lion hounds thanks !
If dogs could talk we would fill stupid some days and brilliant other days this old boy has spent more time on the track
Yep been there done that for sure .. he says you just have to go ask those dogs lol Thanks
I sure wish you could have talked with wiley carroll
Me too .. I do have a video of Bruce Kennedy talking to him but it is hard to understand
Mountain LIon Hunter Interview: Warriors of El Gato Wiley Carrol. th-cam.com/video/aeTpFGe1ecg/w-d-xo.html
@@BrettVaughnB100 thanks for that
I run a Dogo Argentino
Best dog I ever owned
Do any of the guys add one to a pack of hounds
They are breed for cat and pig are excellent catch dogs.
Rough dogs for sure ....I’ve heard of anyone doing that I know many add terrier to there pack ..
@@BrettVaughnB100
Are you interested in trying one out? We all brag on our dogs for sure but this Girl is an exceptional specium. I trained her to herd goats and cows without killing them LOL she will track game and I would really like to she her in a pack setting, doing her instinctual job. One moring a few years back she had a pack if 6 coyotes testing her. She ran them off never actually locking up with them even with six they knew better. it was amazing to see that play out.
I am in Arizona along the Bobacamori river on a 400 acre ranch borders thousands of acres of state land
I had a horse and a burro trying to breed a mule, up until last Thanksgiving.
Long hard ugly story that I am still trying to digest, and get through very challenging for me to move forward from that.
There is a lot I could continue typing but I'd have a book
If you might be interested in my proposal Text me first then we can talk about it
It would be great content for your channel.
I have been saying to everyone I interact with for many years
That I was born in the wrong century so I really resonate with your channel.
Glad you like the channel .. would like to hear the burro horse mule story sometime ... I think I have too many hounds right now but it would neat to try one.. sound like really cool dogs .. maybe one of these days .. Thank you!
Most true Hounds man play it pretty lose to the vest and don’t tell everything they know about their Dogs.
Seems to be true ...but I will keep asking ..thanks
Who ever do thumbs down are looooooosers......
I agree lol thank you !
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1/10th of a cc per 10 lbs of body weight …cleans them up good …thanks !
Love your shows brother. Thanks
Show the houunds
too late lol
Good interview Brett, enjoyed it. Nothing like hearing a good lion hound strike a track, whether it's afoot, from the back of of horse, or while driving down the road. Personally, I don't think there is a better feeling than driving down the road and hear a couple great lion hounds open on a track from the box, gotta love it. th-cam.com/video/_XcWF4Saa-w/w-d-xo.html
Cool video .... I never thought rigging lions could be done like that down here until I had a friend and good Houndsman visit me from Oregon ... one of my hounds hung their head out of the box and barked ..I didn’t pay any attention to her but he said that dog was rigging something down in that canyon ...we drove down there and I let her out and she ran over to a tree and started opening up there ... I looked and there was a scrape under the tree ...we couldn’t trail the lion but she could rig that scrape ... thanks for watching and thanks for sharing the video !
@@BrettVaughnB100 That old Red Ike dog of mine started rigging lions from the box when he was only 18 months old, and it took awhile for me to understand what he was doing. I quickly bred him to a red dog I had and the pup I kept was rigging cats, both lion and bobcats, from the truck by the time his was the same age. That was the winter hunting season of 2000, and I had never heard of a dog that would rig lion. As you probably know, I took alot of heat for making those claims until I finally got completely away from the naysayers and the Internet. However, as God is my witness, and all of the houndsmen I let ride with me, those two red dogs rigged lions until the day they died, whether it was spring, summer, fall, or winter--and they would rig lions they often trailed until dark and did not catch. A good friend and hunting buddy of mine, Shawn Larum, always said memories to last a lifetime, and those two hounds gave me more memories in fourteen years than a person could ever share...
@@SuperRunninBear I know I really had my eyes opened up to some possibilities .. now granted this was in the higher mountain country few hours from the house but my friend seem to think if I drove around up there and payed attention they would get good at it .. I haven't done it but might try a bit this year .. Thanks!