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Thoughts of A Dog Man

Thoughts of A Dog Man is the ultimate podcast for new hunters who want to unlock the full potential of their four-legged partners. If you are starting your journey with hunting dogs, on the fence about getting started, or even a seasoned vet, this show dives deep into training techniques, proven strategies, and real-world experiences to help you and your dog succeed in the field. The podcast focuses on Hunting Beagles, Treeing Dogs, and Pointing Dogs. Join me as I share useful, practical, and

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37:55

Want To Use Training Scent For A Young Dog? Wait......

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2026/04/15

If you’re thinking about using training scent to start a young dog… this episode is for you.Training scent can be a useful tool—but it’s also one of the most misunderstood parts of starting a hunting dog. A lot of beginners are told to use it, but very few are told how, when, or how long.In this episode, I break down what training scent actually is, why people use it, where it can help, and where it can start holding your dog back. I also walk through how I’ve used it myself, what I’ve seen in young

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48:46

1 Year of Thoughts of a Dog Man: What I've Learned &...

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2026/04/08

In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I reflect on one full year of podcasting, training dogs, and sharing the journey.When I started, I didn’t have a big plan—I just wanted to help new and beginner handlers make sense of things and avoid some of the mistakes I’ve seen and made myself.Over the past year, I’ve learned a lot—not just about dogs, but about consistency, mindset, and what it really takes to build something over time.We talk about:Why most people quit earlyWhat I’ve learned from

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32:58

Why Some Days Your Dog Can't Smell (And It's Not...

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2026/04/01

In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, we’re breaking down something that confuses a lot of new and beginner handlers — how weather actually affects your dog’s ability to track and run game.A lot of times, people are quick to judge their dog when things don’t go right… but the reality is, conditions play a bigger role than most realize.We talk through how moisture, temperature, wind, and even barometric pressure can either help your dog or make things a whole lot tougher. More importantly, this

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88:15

Leopard Curs, Experience, and the Future of the...

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2026/03/25

Leopard Curs are a unique breed, and understanding them takes time, experience, and the right perspective.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I sit down with Scott Gordon, who has spent over 20 years working with American Leopard Curs. Mr. Scott shares his insight into the breed, what makes Leopards different, and some of the training approaches that can be overlooked by those new to Leopard Curs.We talk about:• What makes Leopard Curs unique as a hunting dog• Lessons learned from over 20

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38:17

Puppy Pitfalls: What They Don’t Tell You About...

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2026/03/18

The Reality of Raising Hunting Dog PuppiesSpring is the time of year when a lot of hunting dog crosses are made and litters start hitting the ground. It’s also the time when many people who had a good season start talking about wanting a pup out of a certain dog.But raising a litter of puppies comes with a lot more reality than most people realize.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I talk about some of the lessons and situations that come with breeding hunting dogs and raising puppies. From

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39:22

The P.A.C.K. Method: How to Evaluate Your Hunting...

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2026/03/11

Every hunting season teaches you something — if you're willing to step back and pay attention.As the season winds down and the off-season begins, it's a good time for every dog man to take an honest look at their dogs, their pack, and their approach going forward.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I introduce a simple framework called the P.A.C.K. Method to help reflect on the season and think clearly about the off-season. Whether you're running rabbit dogs, tree dogs, bird dogs,

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33:59

When Did You Know You Were Hooked?

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2026/03/04

Every dog man and dog woman has a beginning.There’s always a moment — a hunt, a dog, a mentor, or a memory — that pulls someone into the world of hunting dogs and never quite lets go.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I talk about the different situations that can trigger someone into becoming a dog man. From the people who introduce us to the sport, to the first dog that changes everything, to the moments in the woods that stick with us forever.This episode isn’t about training techniques or

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48:03

You DO NOT Need To Solo A Beagle; To Maximize Results

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2026/02/25

If you spend any time around rabbit dog handlers, you’ll hear it over and over:“Solo the dog.”But is that really the best approach for young beagles?In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I talk about why I don’t usually solo young dogs under a year old, what pups really need early on, and how pack experience can shape a better rabbit dog in the long run.This isn’t about arguing with anyone — it’s about helping new and beginner handlers understand the why behind different training methods so they

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108:17

It's Complicated...But Not That Hard, Featuring...

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2026/02/18

This episode was special, featuring a conversation with one of my best friends! These types of conversations happen often between him and me, and we thought it was time to share them with others. This one is the first of many we hope to share along the journey of our friendship. Andrew holds nothing back with an honest love for coon hunting and Leopard Curs. These Leopard Curs have brought two worlds together, and nothing is more powerful than sharing a common interest and goal with another person

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45:38

Coon Dog Paralysis Explained for Beginners: Causes,...

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2026/02/11

Coon dog paralysis is something many handlers have heard about — but few truly understand until it hits close to home.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I break down what coon dog paralysis is, what it does to a dog, why the onset can take time, and the hard lessons that come with it.This isn’t a scare tactic episode.It’s an understanding episode.We talk about:What coon dog paralysis actually isWhy symptoms don’t always show up immediatelyHow it affects a dog’s nervous system and mobilityWhy

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46:45

Titles Aren’t the Only Measure of a Good Coon Dog

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2026/02/04

Coon hunting didn’t used to feel this complicated.Somewhere along the way, pressure replaced enjoyment, titles replaced memories, and a lot of people — especially new handlers — started to feel like they were doing something wrong just for wanting to enjoy the dogs.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I break down 15 ways to make coon hunting fun again, with a focus on protecting new and beginner handlers from unnecessary pressure, unrealistic expectations, and burnout.This episode isn’t

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45:50

Cold Weather Dog Care: What Every New Dog Owner...

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2026/01/28

Cold weather changes everything for dogs — not just how they perform, but how they eat, drink, rest, and stay healthy.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I break down cold weather dog care in a practical, no-nonsense way that applies to all outdoor and working dogs, not just hunting dogs.Too many problems in winter come from good intentions paired with bad information. This episode is about helping dog owners understand what actually matters when temperatures drop — so dogs stay healthy,

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35:42

Number 1 Secret Any Handler Needs To Know With...

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2026/01/21

The number one secret to being successful with hunting dogs isn’t a tool, a method, or a bloodline.It’s a...., Check out the episode to learn what it is!In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, Stevie breaks down why this secret is the foundation of long-term success with hunting dogs — and why most new handlers struggle not because they lack effort, but because they’ve never fully committed.This secret doesn’t mean “I’ll try and see how it goes.”It means committing to a result and cutting

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39:22

Restarting a Kennel: How I'm Rebuilding My Pack

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2026/01/14

This spring, I’m in the process of restarting and rebuilding my kennel.A lot of the dogs I’ve run for years are getting older, which means it’s time to slow down, evaluate what I have, and be intentional about how I add new dogs to the pack. In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I break down the six things I personally focus on when rebuilding a kennel, picking puppies, and planning the future of my pack.This isn’t about chasing hype, papers, or quick fixes. It’s about clarity, purpose, and

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47:11

How to Win in 2026: Setting Expectations for Your...

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2026/01/07

If 2026 is the year you’ve decided to get into hunting dogs, this episode is for you.In this episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, Stevie breaks down the expectations that matter most for new and beginner hunting dog handlers—the ones that decide whether you enjoy the journey or burn out early.Too many handlers don’t quit because they lack effort, but because they expect too much, too fast, or the wrong things altogether. This episode is about setting realistic, healthy expectations that help you stay

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51:03

Leopard Tree Dogs... There Is A Learning Curve

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2025/12/31

Leopard Dogs are by far my favorite tree dog. There is nothing I would rather hunt! Leopards are not only capable coons dogs but also great partners. Each Leopard dog can be unique, but those who have the good ones will be very slow to get another breed. In this episode, I list several things a new Leopard owner should know. The leopard breed is so small. Here is my list of things I believe will help you succeed! My list is as follows: -A leopard can be slower to Mature and needs to be mentally

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45:42

Starting a Young Tree Dog, 8 Training Frame Works for...

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2025/12/24

On this episode, we discuss a few ways to get your young dog started. There are tons of ways to start a tree dog pup! Over the last 10 years, I have used these techniques to start all of my tree dog pups!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/thoughts-of-a-dog-man/exclusive-content

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33:31

Winter Hunting Safety: What I Learned from Falling...

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2025/12/17

On this episode, I share a story I hope new and beginners can learn from, and that is about being safe while hunting in these winter conditions. On a freezing February night, I decided to go coon hunting in single-digit temperatures, putting myself and my Leopard Dog Bama to the test. Little did I know things would take a turn, and I would leave the woods with a whole new outlook on the importance of:Letting someone know where you might be huntingHaving additional clothing items with you in case of

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34:17

Are you Road Rage Pup Training?

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2025/12/10

Most of us have been driving for quite a bit of time and have experienced that tailgater at some point or another. The frustration, the worry, danger and all of the above that comes when someone is just riding your bumper trying to get you to speed up and do what they want you to do! Think about how this makes you feel and maybe even angry! Now with that in mind. Are you tailgating your pup to get them to start at a faster pace than they are ready for? At your Pace? WE discuss this in this episode,

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35:27

Winners Always Quit

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2025/12/03

On today’s episode of Thoughts of a Dog Man, I break down a mindset shift that every new and beginner hunting dog handler needs to understand:Winners quit.Quitters don’t always win.It sounds backwards, but when you’re working dogs, building good habits, and trying to grow as a handler, quitting is part of the process — as long as you’re quitting the right things.In this episode, we get into:• Why quitting isn’t failure — it’s strategy• The things you must quit if you want to grow as a dog man• Why

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