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A business directory may come back someday but not any time soon. Sorry, there was no good way to port the data over and the old site had become unmaintainable. Not only had it become unmaintainable, I had received a warning from my web host that unless I fixed or replaced some things, the site might have been shut down completely.
Sorry for the inconvenience,
joeI just ordered a couple of trail cams. One is an inexpensive Moultrie trail camera:
The other one is a Moultrie panoramic trail camera:
Boys and their toys! 🙂
We have “contain and train” collars for our Lab and Pointer. They work great but requires a wire buried around the property line (or wherever you want to keep the dog or dogs). Ours is an older model Innotek SD-3100. They make a newer model now but I’m not sure what it is. In the mornings I take the dogs for a run with my scooter or a walk, depending on the weather. This morning our Pointer took off again so I ordered a GPS tracking collar:
I haven’t received it yet so I have no idea how well it will work. The collar suggested by Snowshoe1958 sounds good but there’s no containment feature. They need to make a 3-in-1 collar: Contain and train and track! 🙂
I have used Training/Command collars from SportDog and have had good results. Waterproof and made for more than your requirements.
I have not used their Tracking collars yet.http://www.sportdog.com/dog-tracking/tek
Great place to start
Now I am wondering about the trackng dog collars since I really don’t want to have to go through that again. Any ideas out there?
Overall I think they did a good job. They were pretty nice if you were here. I have an oak tree that’s on my side of the water ditch and they asked me if I wanted it cut down or leave it alone. I kept the tree but I’m not sure what they would have done if I had been gone.
Glad you found Ruby! We also have German shorthair. She’s a great dog but also tends to run off whenever she has a chance.
I was running on Shoshone that a.m. when you told me you were looking for your dog. When I got back and told my family, we were all concerned for his safety. Very glad to hear the news.
I have to agree with you MonkeyMountain. I get so frustrated with seeing some pile of termite chewed wood from the 70’s covered with a tarp full of holes. It just looks junkie. That being said with a lot of the BT area being still owned by aging owners that do not use the cabins as much as when the kids were younger nor have the same energy, I don’t think we will see the tarps going away any time soon. I have not seen some of the folks that own cabins around us in years.
