Thanks Warner and family great inspiration first time I saw a picture by Jay dusard I was a fan then I read ed ashurst book the life and times of Warner Glenn now I'm a big fan
Thanks for listening and your welcome .Future interviews and stuff will be on this channel .. more of my stuff will be on my other channel "Born 100 years too Late"
Very good video, Warner mention his first walkers were by Finley River Chief. Chief was owned by a man named John Monroe in, I believe, Glenwood Missouri if my memory is correct. John owned a pile of good dogs in his day, Hickory Nut Harry was another. I lived a little over an hour from him as a kid and used to buy some dogs from him and also hunt some for him. Really neat to see those old dogs doing something other than competition coon hunting.
Great thanks for coming over .. ! Future interviews and stuff will be on this channel .. more of my stuff will be on my other channel "Born 100 years too Late"
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales that’s ok, still love the videos, it’s great to see someone keeping these ole legends in hound hunting relevant. The houndsman in the United States is going extinct
What was the biggest baddest male Lion you've dealt with? How heavy was he? I've heard they can get pretty heavy in Arizona, upwards of 200lbs. You think a small pack of 3 dogs could ever take an adult tom alone? I personally don't think it's possible.
Do you have any stories of losing a dog to a wolverine or big cat !?? As a mule man for years I wonder if you had a caged lion and let it slap the mule , would a mule learn to hate and track lions ? They are natural quardians of their buds ?!
Never encountered wolverines where we are .. On my other channel Lion in the Rocks my Booger dog almost got slapped by a lion .. more hounds are killed falling off of bluffs then just about anything .. mules will sure protect their self and the herd but pretty sure they won't track or trail .. but they will let you know if there is a bear in canyon or at least my Jet mule will
So everybody featured in these videos is a Legend? Are you sure they are not just dedicated sportsmen? Christ the clickbait is so ridiculous. All interesting people but worldly legends being lost to antiquity they are not. Preserving history is a wonderful thing but ingratiating nostalgia and dramatically sensationalizing individuals is something different. They are hunters of lions, no different than cavemen and current African tribesmen. In the analogs of history not unique just a means for you to capitalize off a product you have no investment in.
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Thank you so much for sharing. AWESOME people.
thanks
Thanks Warner and family great inspiration first time I saw a picture by Jay dusard I was a fan then I read ed ashurst book the life and times of Warner Glenn now I'm a big fan
He is legend for sure .. and that was a good book .. I never have met him but would sure like too some day
Thank you for posting this. Here from the Bear Greece podcast.
Thanks for listening and your welcome .Future interviews and stuff will be on this channel .. more of my stuff will be on my other channel "Born 100 years too Late"
Real nice to see this Father and Daughter so close and working together !
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
Will do! Charley .. glad you found this other channel !
Fascinating interview!!
I really enjoyed this' thank you for sharing with us.
Hey brother, enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing, keep looking up!
Thanks, will do!
Pleasure from Wisconsin.
Thanks for this. I am up in Prescott, one of our local legend lion hunters up here is Randy Cook. He would be a great guy to interview as well. Tom
Thanks .. might try to get up there some time .. do you know Steve Smith or Dave Carlson .. wonder what happened to Dave?
Very good video, Warner mention his first walkers were by Finley River Chief. Chief was owned by a man named John Monroe in, I believe, Glenwood Missouri if my memory is correct. John owned a pile of good dogs in his day, Hickory Nut Harry was another. I lived a little over an hour from him as a kid and used to buy some dogs from him and also hunt some for him. Really neat to see those old dogs doing something other than competition coon hunting.
I remember those dogs
Randy Cooper's (Treed guide service) best bear dog was Rock, he was Hickory Nut Harry bred.
I owned a Finley River Walker. it was probably the best dog I ever owned. 7:45.
I have heard good things about them .. never had one ..
I appreciate this man reminds me of my grandfather who taught me to take off my hat and hold a door, say yes ma'am and no sir and sich
Absolutely.. I was taught the same .. Bear Grease has a good video out right now about him .. Thanks
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales yes I seen it him teaching the school kids manners brought a tear to my eye
MAGNIFICENT ABSOLUTELY 💯 👌
Thank you kindly
Same, here from the Bear Grease podcast
Great thanks for coming over .. ! Future interviews and stuff will be on this channel .. more of my stuff will be on my other channel "Born 100 years too Late"
I remember seeing a picture of him with the North American Jaguar…!
Yep one of the few who have caught one in the states
Do they still do guided Mt Lion hunts? I can’t find anything on the internet. Thanks
Not sure ... going over to see them here in about 2 weeks
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales please let me know!!
Got any stories on dale cameron or van Johnson ?
Not really I talk to Van every now and then
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales that’s ok, still love the videos, it’s great to see someone keeping these ole legends in hound hunting relevant. The houndsman in the United States is going extinct
What was the biggest baddest male Lion you've dealt with? How heavy was he? I've heard they can get pretty heavy in Arizona, upwards of 200lbs. You think a small pack of 3 dogs could ever take an adult tom alone? I personally don't think it's possible.
I don’t think so … I caught one long time ago that was around 170
Me my horse and dog like to catch lions,Not much eles.Is there any work for predator hunters?
USDA might have an opening or some contract work in the big horn sheep ranges
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales thank you for the reply.Trucking is boring and I need a change of pace.
If I could get safe passage from me my horse and a few hounds to South America I would much appreciate it.
Don’t know much about South America but you could do good in Mexico
@@InterviewsStoriesandTales do they let you hunt Jaguars?It does not necessarily mean I have to kill one.Just get one in a tree with my 🐶 😃
Here from bear grease
Great thanks for stopping by .. My other channel is born 100 years too late .. more of what I do
Do you have any stories of losing a dog to a wolverine or big cat !?? As a mule man for years I wonder if you had a caged lion and let it slap the mule , would a mule learn to hate and track lions ? They are natural quardians of their buds ?!
Never encountered wolverines where we are .. On my other channel Lion in the Rocks my Booger dog almost got slapped by a lion .. more hounds are killed falling off of bluffs then just about anything .. mules will sure protect their self and the herd but pretty sure they won't track or trail .. but they will let you know if there is a bear in canyon or at least my Jet mule will
JUST SAD
Why?
You wanna know what’s sad!???? Is that this man right here is a living legend and is getting up there in age, Not many men like him around anymore
@@HoundingNewMexico Yes sir or mam your right ... all caps though looked mad
sorry i'm all confused thought you were the same that posted the sad part lol ...
Lol sorry to confuse everyone but yea I was replying to the sad comment.
So everybody featured in these videos is a Legend? Are you sure they are not just dedicated sportsmen? Christ the clickbait is so ridiculous.
All interesting people but worldly legends being lost to antiquity they are not. Preserving history is a wonderful thing but ingratiating nostalgia and dramatically sensationalizing individuals is something different. They are hunters of lions, no different than cavemen and current African tribesmen. In the analogs of history not unique just a means for you to capitalize off a product you have no investment in.
Go away little boy lol
dogo argentino vs cougar who win? fight too dead 50kg vs 50kg
Toss up .. probably the lion .. but here is a small female ua-cam.com/video/LdOnZFnnLbU/v-deo.html