Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 138
Eastern North Carolina Bear Dog Training- Kings Ketchen Kennels
Looking at all the pictures it seems like everybody had a good year bear hunting. If your like me your pack is never truly complete so therefore it is time to be thinking about next years projects.
I'm offering bear dog training for a fee of $400 dollars per month per dog on dogs that fit my program.
What is included: For the fee I will hunt your dog as much as they can stand usually that is everother day for the first few weeks. All minor vet bills is included along with your dogs food. I feed a meat based 24 20 once a day dog food. If that is not sufficient then extra or special food is to be supplied by the owner.
Qualifications: I'm no expert I will hunt your dog hard. I train around 60-70 dogs per year most make atleast a pack dog. I have been doing this for a living since 06.
If your interested in talking about what I have to offer or wether or not we think your dog is a good fit for my program then feel free to give me a call.
Thanks Justin King
Kings Ketchen Kennels
252.944.3857
i may be looking for an older dog that can start a track.the dog i have been using was injured last week and im not sure if i will be able to hunt him anymore.a medium nose dog would work fine as long as the dog is pretty straight.besides him all i have is year old dogs and under and i need something to keep them straight.let me know if you have anything that may work for me
Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 138
Yeah man I got two that fits the bill I think I'm probably gonna hang onto one unless an unexpected bill or something along those lines makes me sale her. Idd bust the 4x4 out my truck again. Anyways get up with me if I don't I got a buddy that is selling out most his dogs and I no he would have something. The good thing about them older dogs is they usually ain't bringing a arm an a leg.
Thanks Justin King
Kings Ketchen Kennels
252.944.3857
Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 138
Kind of depending on the dog. You don't want t to send me a dog that is too young and standing in the rd for three weeks. That would be a waste of your money. With that said I will do what ever you want to pay me to do. I have started dogs as early as 6 months old and as late as three years old on bear. As long as your dog is big enough to get through the woods the dog is not spooky were i can catch him then I would not recomend before six months old.
Thanks Justin King
Kings Ketchen Kennels
252.944.3857
Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Washington, NC
Posts: 138
I have four spots open for August, September and October. Remember September and October are months were I will be hunting part of the month in states with a kill season so as a addded bonus your hounds will get some fur in there mouth. If your interested feel free to call and maybe we can work something out.
Thanks Justin King
Kings Ketxhen Kennels
252.944.3857
01-03-2013 06:58 PM
