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We really wish we would've taken the old guy up on keeping Stinky Pete. Not sure what ever happened to him... I mean, after this hunt, we had at least 3 or 4 more hunts with him that season and the next, but over the years we quit squirrel hunting and Pete is no longer with the guy who had him. Never really got up the gall to ask him whatever became of Pete. Been years ago now. Those were good times. Take good care of your dog, Wade. Bring him in the damned house. I know a lot of guys think their hunting dogs should be viewed as tools and not be family because it'll knock off their edge in the woods, but screw that notion. Pete never talked about a squirrel, he would only stand at the tree quietly and we didn't mind because he was our buddy and not a tool that needed perfecting.

​@@TenshiB I keep him mainly as a pet, although he naturally enjoys chasing squirrels. I was amazed when I saw this dog how much he resembled my own. He sleeps next to me at night. Thanks for the reply!

I agree but Pete might have needed washed before coming in. I adopted a southern hunting dog but he moves just like this dog and is crazy successful in catching a variety of wildlife from my suburban yard you wouldn't think has anything there to get. Joy of his life is his feud with the squirrels that taunt him. I am not thrilled with dealing with the fallout of his successes but if (when?) he catches the taunting squirrels I would gladly clean up the mess. Smart, loyal, enthusiastic, just the greatest dog. Neat video, don't know how it came to my feed when I don't hunt but quite enjoyed it.

He was a red "mountain feist".

Thanks, man! Sadly he wasn't our dog.. an old friend of ours would let us borrow him and take him hunting. Not sure what came of ol' Stinky Pete... We really considered asking to have him, but never did. ]=

Thanks Kenneth! Old Stinky Pete is a mystery pooch.. This older fella would let us borrow him, and even half-way offered to let us have him! The man never hunted squirrels any longer and so Pete stayed in a kennel most of the time. I posted this video almost 7 years ago, and I haven't seen Pete in at least 5 years. I really regret not asking the old timer to let us have him!

Im glad it has a sweater on. There's nothing more a "real" hunting dog needs. LOL Kryst, some people... Smh.🙄🙄 What's his name? TomTom? Fluffy? Is that even a pure bred? Looks like its mixed with chihuahua or some other tard dog breed. A pure bred Jack doesn't have those kinds of eyes, in any of the 14 different variations they come in... I bet he's got his own bowl of food full right now, and water bowl at home, sitting on the kitchen floor, thinks he's in charge of his owner... This is ONE OF THOSE TYPES OF DOG OWNERS. lul. Even if you get the right breed, if you pamper it like a baby and don't even know how to become its alpha pack leader, then you're not even worthy to handle this breed. Go buy a fu`kin' yorky, like the rest of the plebs. Disliked. What a waste. It's like seeing Huskies, fat, lazy, soft... Like do people even realize how sad that is? These dogs are not living, unless they are put to work. THEY LOVE IT. You are denying your dog true joy n happiness if you're not giving it something productive to do everyday. Something to live for. Not just be your fu`kin' soft thing to touch when you get home from work, clearing barely 40k a year because you half a`` everything in life, including being a dog owner. Ya know, gerbils make nice pets. Hell, I'd even say get a turtle. You want something to sit at home and wait for you, yet not torture it on a mental level? Don't get a dog then, moron.

Becaus, "Hunting* You ask this on more than one squirrel hunting video. You must be sad

Maybe its cold and you actually buy them at pet shops

@@willowgrace4295 Mine wouldn't thank you for putting that on him