Is there anyway we could meet ? I’d like to see your dogs in person maybe do like an interview also . I’m actually new to Iowa and been looking for “ hunters with dogs “. It be nice to meet and greet with some other dog men and possibly purchase a pup from you guys when the time is right . Cause I’d like to get involved . We run hogs but I’m in the wrong spot for that.
How’s it going guys . Excellent video , great to see your setups and all your dogs . Are you guys on Facebook ? Send you some pictures of our dogs here in the uk ?
@@Outdoorfever1 yeah i know...thats why i said it...its like in Rome...give the people a Bloody Show and they are happy...but thankfully most people learned to advance to a Different stage
Yard looks good man. Dogs look good and happy. I also keep a large yard with deerhound stag hounds Greyhound, Saluki, mastiff , malinois. So I know the care and time that goes into to keeping a yard that size. Keep up the good work it’s great to see young men with a passion for working dogs. Curtis OG from California
I’ve been waiting for this video. You guys have a very nice setup for your dogs! Thanks for showing us around and introducing everyone to us. Maybe you could do some videos on the training you mentioned that you do in the summertime.
hi guys great video ,here in the uk we have similar breed which are a cross with greyhounds and collies we call them lurchers ,they were traditionally bred too hunt hares which is equivulent too your jack rabbit,but now we are not allowed too allowed too hunt any game with dogs especially foxes,hares etc but are allowed too hunt rabbits,rats with dogs my own dog is a real good dog shes a collie/greyhoundx lurcherwhippet,we also used have a big hunt meeting each year until 2007 called the waterloo cup a coursing competition for greyhounds held up in the north east of england all the dogs had too be kennel club registered and be in the greyhound stud book and all owners had too be licensed issued by the ngcc national greyhound coursing and if you trained greyhounds for coursing for other people you were required too have trainers license
Lovely dogs. I recommend you look into Scottish Deerhounds aswell. They're of the greyhound lines but made for coursing bigger game. They're larger and stockier than Greyhounds, but still extremely fast, and made to cover rougher terrain. They also have a bit more rugged coat aswell so they dont get scratches as easily
wonderful care your dogs receive....we run kemmer stock mountain curs and ladner yellow black mouth curs for our treeing game and decoying yokes...we love our curs cause they run to catch and hunt with you. we like a poacher type dog if it barks its either just about to catch or just about to tree...your dogs and both of you young men are awesome and a sight to behold....
Do your research on the Indian dog breeds. India banned hunting in 1972 with some exceptions so the local Indian breeds basically are facing extinction. A lot of them have obvious greyhound and Saluki influences and they've always been in India. I'll list the names of the dog breeds: Rajapalayam, Mudhol (personal favorite so far), Kanni/Chippiparai/Caravan, and Jonangi. There's quite a few more but they're mostly property defense dogs/boar hunting or herding dogs. I've been wanting to visit India with the possibility of importing some Mudhols, etc. Even the Indian government realized this and they're paying local villagers to breed those dogs. There are even dog villages where the sole purpose is to sell the pups and so on. Crazy! Those dog breeds seem to have thicker skin and less likely to break legs or tear skins which greyhounds are prone to.
It's crazy that you know bout our Indian sighthounds. You are correct they were widely used as hunting dogs back in the day, now mostly used as farm dogs as in using their innate prey drive to chase animals off the property. They are not heading towards extinction, actually they're widely bred now with breeders owning third-fourth generation lineage. But they are bred mostly for size now rather than work. The origin of these breeds is believed to be the TAZI sighthounds, that is saluki-afghan hound but greyhound influences are possible. If you were to import to hunt bigger prey you can either choose mudhol hound or the chippiparai cause they were used on deer ,wolves and even pigs.
My 1st time here. Love your dogs. I got involved with greys in '98. I love them. I respect all owners of the different high prey needed activities. Actually all 7 of my hounds were low prey drive and my kitty cats appreciated that. I enjoy the races and of my 7 I had 2 that flunked out of racing school and one that broke a leg. This video was introducing all youR dogs. I must say have a really nice farm, and beautiful, healthy hounds. Thanks for your time and have fun.
Stumbled upon your video. Some of the happiest dogs ive ever seen. Happy working dogs. Love your set up and what you do. I don't hunt, but you have my respect
Or drone footage please. I grew up in California with my best friend from Arkansas.We used to chase rabbit with his greyhounds.All the time takes me way back. Awesome channel. I just sent it to him.
love seeing greyhounds as hunting dogs. not that there's really a difference once they're on their target but its interesting that a lot of hunters don't like to use females because generally ive noticed with greyhounds that the males are more goofy but the females are all business lol
Great set up, and your dogs look great, people got to remember they are athletes that are in tremendous shape. How trainable are your crosses, in that do they recall, or do you have to catch them back once you let them go ? Do cal your cross breeds Stag hounds ? Even though catch coyotes.
When I was a youngster over 40 years ago now . We used Greyhounds for fox hunting in Minnesota Red river valley . They where awesom to watch and very seldom missed a catch .
Would love to see how your dog boxes work, as I’ve not seen many like them here in the south. Would also love to hear if you make money breeding the dogs, winning races, or removing coyotes. Big operation for a hobby, but then my grandfather used to keep 30 walker hounds for Fox/Coyote and 30 for running deer (in Arkansas).
Should explain the term catch dog and throat dog and what ever terms you guys used. Do you buy retired greyhounds from the race track? The taxidermy job isn’t to bad and if that’s your first time it’s darn good. You must be in the western part of Iowa? Jumping out of the truck when you let them loose on a coyote could be the start of a stress fracture for those greyhounds. I appreciate what you did with this video going into depth about the dogs! May I ask what a greyhound is worth if they don’t work out for hunting?
I didnt realize there were dogs that didnt go for throat. My amstaff takes care of neighborhood ground hogs, straight for the throat trying to snap vertebrae. Similar experience with a pit mix i had when he caught a rabbit. Do you feed raw meat?
Are yall hunting on public land or private? I have a game Dogo Argentino up in Minnesota but not too many coyotes. Wanted to head out somewhere close to get him working on some coyotes this fall.
Have you thought about adding Irish wolfhounds to the pack they are incredibly fast and they could probably help the grey hounds if they don’t know where the coyotes are or you could even add hounds to the pack to help track them
Never seen anyone use dogs to hunt coyote at all especially a grey hound not I’m intrigued on this I’ll scrolling through yall videos cuz this is interesting
U should really try some Belgian malinois as a hunting dog I primarily use greyhound type breeds but I have around 4 Belgian malinois and there great with the right training they can so much
@@Outdoorfever1 Ok. I live in Oklahoma, so do you also ship them? Years ago I bought a pup from out of State and had to pick him up at the airport in Oklahoma City. What State are you guys in?
We got 3 that will but they only jump when they know were going huntin but we move the ones who jump either in the one with the electric fence or the 8 foot fence
Let us know in the comments what you want to see from us now that due to fields being planted we cant hunt coyotes with the hounds!
Is there anyway we could meet ? I’d like to see your dogs in person maybe do like an interview also . I’m actually new to Iowa and been looking for “ hunters with dogs “. It be nice to meet and greet with some other dog men and possibly purchase a pup from you guys when the time is right . Cause I’d like to get involved . We run hogs but I’m in the wrong spot for that.
How’s it going guys . Excellent video , great to see your setups and all your dogs . Are you guys on Facebook ? Send you some pictures of our dogs here in the uk ?
Excellent videos guys🎉
Maybe you can show us your rig set up and how it works.
u should def try to cross in some bull , wheaten terrier or deerhound
How much is your feed bill each month?
The world needs more young men like you two. Keep representing the hunting lifestyle. You are great ambassadors for hunting with hounds.
wtf u talking about...its like being stuck in middle Age...u dont need catchdogs nowadays if u have a bit of talent with the rifle
@@kommentatort3496 I have done both but enjoy hunting with my hounds a lot more. But everyone has there own opinions.
@@Outdoorfever1 yeah i know...thats why i said it...its like in Rome...give the people a Bloody Show and they are happy...but thankfully most people learned to advance to a Different stage
People make remarks about my dogs being skinny. I reply with they’re in running shape. Have you ever seen a fat marathon runner?
Yard looks good man. Dogs look good and happy.
I also keep a large yard with deerhound stag hounds
Greyhound, Saluki, mastiff , malinois. So I know the care and time that goes into to keeping a yard that size.
Keep up the good work it’s great to see young men with a passion for working dogs.
Curtis OG from California
Your dogs are lovely, well cared for and obviously love you and their work. Great to see working dogs kept so well.
Thanks
I’ve been waiting for this video. You guys have a very nice setup for your dogs! Thanks for showing us around and introducing everyone to us. Maybe you could do some videos on the training you mentioned that you do in the summertime.
hi guys great video ,here in the uk we have similar breed which are a cross with greyhounds and collies we call them lurchers ,they were traditionally bred too hunt hares which is equivulent too your jack rabbit,but now we are not allowed too allowed too hunt any game with dogs especially foxes,hares etc but are allowed too hunt rabbits,rats with dogs my own dog is a real good dog shes a collie/greyhoundx lurcherwhippet,we also used have a big hunt meeting each year until 2007 called the waterloo cup a coursing competition for greyhounds held up in the north east of england all the dogs had too be kennel club registered and be in the greyhound stud book and all owners had too be licensed issued by the ngcc national greyhound coursing and if you trained greyhounds for coursing for other people you were required too have trainers license
Lovely dogs. I recommend you look into Scottish Deerhounds aswell. They're of the greyhound lines but made for coursing bigger game. They're larger and stockier than Greyhounds, but still extremely fast, and made to cover rougher terrain. They also have a bit more rugged coat aswell so they dont get scratches as easily
You should make a video about your vehicles that you use
Interesting. The videos you have posted with the drone footage of the catch are amazing
You guys can make it big on youtube!! Keep the content coming please.
I love the fact that your keeping the coyote population down I really enjoyed seeing all of your dogs. greyhounds was my favorite dogs.😍
Great video boys! You did a great job introducing all our dogs and showing them around the farm! Keep up the great work 👏
Grwetings from the UK 🇬🇧 Greyhound × Wolfhound
That's known as a longdog in the UK, sometimes referred to as a lurcher.
Great dogs!
Take care
Graham
wonderful care your dogs receive....we run kemmer stock mountain curs and ladner yellow black mouth curs for our treeing game and decoying yokes...we love our curs cause they run to catch and hunt with you. we like a poacher type dog if it barks its either just about to catch or just about to tree...your dogs and both of you young men are awesome and a sight to behold....
Wicked setup lads- nice hounds too. Keep gettin' after it!
Do your research on the Indian dog breeds. India banned hunting in 1972 with some exceptions so the local Indian breeds basically are facing extinction. A lot of them have obvious greyhound and Saluki influences and they've always been in India. I'll list the names of the dog breeds: Rajapalayam, Mudhol (personal favorite so far), Kanni/Chippiparai/Caravan, and Jonangi. There's quite a few more but they're mostly property defense dogs/boar hunting or herding dogs. I've been wanting to visit India with the possibility of importing some Mudhols, etc. Even the Indian government realized this and they're paying local villagers to breed those dogs. There are even dog villages where the sole purpose is to sell the pups and so on. Crazy! Those dog breeds seem to have thicker skin and less likely to break legs or tear skins which greyhounds are prone to.
It's crazy that you know bout our Indian sighthounds. You are correct they were widely used as hunting dogs back in the day, now mostly used as farm dogs as in using their innate prey drive to chase animals off the property. They are not heading towards extinction, actually they're widely bred now with breeders owning third-fourth generation lineage. But they are bred mostly for size now rather than work. The origin of these breeds is believed to be the TAZI sighthounds, that is saluki-afghan hound but greyhound influences are possible. If you were to import to hunt bigger prey you can either choose mudhol hound or the chippiparai cause they were used on deer ,wolves and even pigs.
Thanks for sharing guys.
Excellent set up .
Your dogs look great.
Keep on making videos and scrubbing out those coyotes.
👍👍🎯
Nice hounds buddy I run beagles🤠🐶🐇
My 1st time here. Love your dogs. I got involved with greys in '98. I love them. I respect all owners of the different high prey needed activities. Actually all 7 of my hounds were low prey drive and my kitty cats appreciated that. I enjoy the races and of my 7 I had 2 that flunked out of racing school and one that broke a leg. This video was introducing all youR dogs. I must say have a really nice farm, and beautiful, healthy hounds. Thanks for your time and have fun.
Stumbled upon your video. Some of the happiest dogs ive ever seen. Happy working dogs. Love your set up and what you do. I don't hunt, but you have my respect
Thank you very much!
Great channel guys. There's nothing like this here in the UK.
Or drone footage please. I grew up in California with my best friend from Arkansas.We used to chase rabbit with his greyhounds.All the time takes me way back. Awesome channel. I just sent it to him.
These dogs are Legends, They are top notch dogs.
You can really tell how much you boys love your pups and what joy they bring you 💪🏻 good to see Working Dog Work
glad you explained what you meant by hot dogs and what are shag dogs, this was an interesting video to see your hounds, all the best from Ireland.
This is 👍 look forward to seeing these dogs progress 🇬🇧
good to see kennels full of working dogs 👍
Great video guys. Your really living the dream! Really enjoyed that 👍 subscribed.
Awesome content. Thanks for sharing.
its about time you showed your farm and dogs been waiting to see them do more videos like this lads
It's on my bucket list to hunt with hounds in a different state. We run hounds in Mid MO!
Sweet
Respect from the UK
This is awesome! Really proud to see others work hard with these dogs!
love seeing greyhounds as hunting dogs. not that there's really a difference once they're on their target but its interesting that a lot of hunters don't like to use females because generally ive noticed with greyhounds that the males are more goofy but the females are all business lol
Right on, guy's good deal. You put a lot into your hounds and it show in the fields im ready for a video thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Brother
Good video. Nice setup for your dogs.
Thanks!
Thanks for the tour.
I have to admit that I am surprised that your pen fences are not taller.
Freaking Outstanding!
Great video ……would also like to see your rig and dog box setup !!!! Great content keep up the good work fellas
Great sogs I love greyhounds!!!!!
Great dogs. Have you ever consider do try The irish coursing greyhounds to hunt coyotes? They are strong built and very fast.
I stay in south africa and I need two of greyhounds, I really love them😊
Great looking setup y’all got!!
Thanks
Thanks for the insight guys, great dogs👍
Teach us more about how you train them! This stuff is fascinating!!
@@lagwagon8018 i posted a video not to long ago titled “I trapped a monster coon for my pups” that will talk about the traning aspect
You should film the races ? Show more hunts this is so interesting n love the videos
Great set up, and your dogs look great, people got to remember they are athletes that are in tremendous shape. How trainable are your crosses, in that do they recall, or do you have to catch them back once you let them go ? Do cal your cross breeds Stag hounds ? Even though catch coyotes.
Very very interesting!! Keep posting
Thanks
Thanks for the video
When I was a youngster over 40 years ago now . We used Greyhounds for fox hunting in Minnesota Red river valley . They where awesom to watch and very seldom missed a catch .
Sweet!
That's awesome guys keep it up
Nice dogs❤
Good looking Greyhounds
Thanks!
I love learning new things, I didn’t know other than terriers and bulldogs other breeds are use for catch dogs.
V impressive fellas
Thank you!
Would love to see how your dog boxes work, as I’ve not seen many like them here in the south. Would also love to hear if you make money breeding the dogs, winning races, or removing coyotes. Big operation for a hobby, but then my grandfather used to keep 30 walker hounds for Fox/Coyote and 30 for running deer (in Arkansas).
Can yall do a rig overview? Y’all drive the heck outta them trucks!!!
Spacious ❤
Great job!
Good job. 👍📺
Some good looking dogs!
Thanks!
A video on what you feed n the care you give your dogs and how you get them fit for work
Should explain the term catch dog and throat dog and what ever terms you guys used. Do you buy retired greyhounds from the race track? The taxidermy job isn’t to bad and if that’s your first time it’s darn good. You must be in the western part of Iowa? Jumping out of the truck when you let them loose on a coyote could be the start of a stress fracture for those greyhounds. I appreciate what you did with this video going into depth about the dogs! May I ask what a greyhound is worth if they don’t work out for hunting?
Race dogs can be worth good money. And no we raise our own we dont buy retired race dogs
Really nice setup . Keep the videos coming , love that 💩😜
Thanks! Will do!
Are these a type of lurcher?
Sounds like you should move to Nebraska - The Good Life! 🙂
maybe
Great video
Thanks!
I didnt realize there were dogs that didnt go for throat. My amstaff takes care of neighborhood ground hogs, straight for the throat trying to snap vertebrae. Similar experience with a pit mix i had when he caught a rabbit.
Do you feed raw meat?
I would hate to see your vet bills! Beautiful dogs
James is a bad ass lercher
Nice set up boys . Try abit kelpi blood in with ur greyhounds. Very smart dogs n hard n very game
Great dogs!
Thanks!
1st x deerhound x greyhound x 1st pitbull greyhound 💯 💶
GO HAWKS!
Nice. Like your setup. Wolf hound instead of stag hound?
both
every dog is a little different
Are yall hunting on public land or private? I have a game Dogo Argentino up in Minnesota but not too many coyotes. Wanted to head out somewhere close to get him working on some coyotes this fall.
@@cameronclgn3 private land
Have you thought about adding Irish wolfhounds to the pack they are incredibly fast and they could probably help the grey hounds if they don’t know where the coyotes are or you could even add hounds to the pack to help track them
Question what fence do you use
Never seen anyone use dogs to hunt coyote at all especially a grey hound not I’m intrigued on this I’ll scrolling through yall videos cuz this is interesting
Nice set-up boys. What brand do you feed the dogs? Protein/fat ratio?
Percent?
I like those freedom x trigger pups , really like that black female in the pin with freedoms huge son
Hunting lodge is pretty sweet. Need some Turkey, deer, rooster and assorted trophys to enhance the decoration.
Yup got a roster tail and a deer head in there but we will work on getting a nice turkey fan hung up this spring
Drone the hunts ❤
Would a CATAHOULA be a good coyote dog?
Where can I get a dog like yours? Any available?
I never knew that I was interested in this kinda stuff…..
Nice setup!!
Thanks!
U should really try some Belgian malinois as a hunting dog I primarily use greyhound type breeds but I have around 4 Belgian malinois and there great with the right training they can so much
You guys should reach to MeatEater and do a video with Steven Rinella and the crew.
I like the hairy dog he looks like the Kangaroo dogs used in Australia.
Do you guys have any litters coming up?
@@bobbydabahba5229 sure do one will be due next week than another littler in 2 months!
Any for sale?
@@bobbydabahba5229 yes they will be for sale.
@@Outdoorfever1 do you have an email I can inquire about pups?
Where u guys do that what age cloud u do this
Do you guys ever sell any pups, and if so how much for a good male and a good female?
Yup we do. And we sell a male puppy for 300 female 250
@@Outdoorfever1 Ok. I live in Oklahoma, so do you also ship them? Years ago I bought a pup from out of State and had to pick him up at the airport in Oklahoma City. What State are you guys in?
Great dogs u have . but you need some bulldogs . best catch dogs on earth
Are these dogs pure Greyhound or mixes?
Mix with wolf hound. But some more than others
R you running them now
Can't believe they don't jump the fences
We got 3 that will but they only jump when they know were going huntin but we move the ones who jump either in the one with the electric fence or the 8 foot fence
I'd love to hunt with you.
Man I’d love to come down running with you guys one time. Would you be interested in trading a hunt?