Site Features:
• Coon Dog Cemetery
• Coon Hunting Interview
• Hunting Carbide Lights
• Vintage Stud Hound Ads
• Vintage Equipment Ads

   Hunting Photos:
• Vintage Hunting Photos 1
• Vintage Hunting Photos 2
• Vintage Hunting Photos 3
• Vintage Hunting Photos 4
• Vintage Hunting Photos 5
• Vintage Hunting Photos 6
• Vintage Hunting Photos 7
• Vintage Hunting Photos 8

   Hound Kennels:
• Dixie Hound Kennels I
• Dixie Hound Kennels II
• Arkansas Kennel I
• Arkansas Kennel II
• Arkansas Kennel III
• Hill-Side Kennels
• Smith Basset Hound Kennel
• The Patch Hounds

   Vintage Items:
• Leafy Oak's Scorecard
• Association Postcard
• Scioto Trial Poster
• 1947 Field Trial Poster
• Vintage Hunting Licenses
• 1957 UKC Scorecard
• Coon Dog Chase
• 1952 Bench Show
• Coon Dog Tobacco
• Coon Supper Poster
• 2nd Redbone Days
• The Kenton National
• Virginia State Coon Hunt
• UKC Stud Files
• Dog License Tags
• 1950's Bluetick Special
• Coon Valley Postcard
• 1965 Pedigree Certificate
• Saturday Evening Post
• 1955 Field and Steam
• 1948 UKC Reg Papers
• 1938 Bloodlines Magazine

   Houndsmen:
• Del Cameron
• Ben Lilly
• Berry Tarlton
• H. R. Moore
• Bob Rakow
• Lester Nance
• O.L. Beckham
• Russell V. Hunt
• Carl E. Smith
• William N. Cosner

   Articles:
• Scratchin’ for Lion
• The End of the Dog Days
• Coon Hunting Murder

   Stories:
• Old Hunting Memories
• 30 Years of Coonhuntin'
• "Three Legged Bill"
• "This Old Hound"

   Links:
• CoonDawgs.com
• CoonDogCemetery.com
• HuntingBassets.com



American Tradition



American Houndsmen is a site dedicated to showcasing vintage hound hunting of the past. Whether coon hunting, bear hunting, lion hunting, deer hunting, possum hunting, or rabbit hunting, American Houndsmen offers a historical look at hound hunting of yesteryear.

You will find old hunting pictures, old stud ads, old equipment ads, old kennel catalogs, and much more vintage memorabilia.


Sit back and sit a spell and take a nostalgic trip into yesteryear.


The Hunt

Written by Maxine Legrand

Our night is long and sometimes cold, a campfires where we meet.
Hot coffee brewing, soft voices flowing, just waiting patiently.

Then from the dark the sounds erupt, theres running everywhere.
The dogs have treed and hope from me, a coon is there to see.
We hurry and we scramble out to the spot just right.
Then to our surprise, lights lifted high a coon hunters treed tonight.

The dogs are called and in our haste to get the poor man down.
The fact is missed that on his wrist, a coon tail dangles down.





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