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Title: running a muzzel ?? Post by: i20hogz on January 09, 2012, 10:54:53 am the past three hunts i ve been on, All we got was a shoat! all three hunts had a good one bayed at 800-1000 yrds or so, then the hog breaks as we get about 200 yrds away. and my main dog is cut up 3 times in row
with no hog. Whiskey is real gritty always trying to catch, ssso i am thinking he just keeps pressuring the hogs so they wont bay up till i get there, i was thinking of running a muzzel on him in a bay pen and see if that might help. and then trying it in the woods what do yall think?? Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: cantexduck on January 09, 2012, 11:53:08 am Good way to get him killed. Ge is bay buster. Get more dogs to help him or get rid of him.
Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: 3Whoghunter on January 09, 2012, 11:57:26 am He'll hit even with a muzzle he wont have a chance to fight back on a rank hog! If he don't suit your style might think bout culling him in my yard ;D
Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: SwampHunter on January 09, 2012, 12:26:21 pm You might be being to loud if u gettin around 200 yrd every time before it breaks , sounds like you need a few more dogs that will get rough with an stretch the hog out ,
Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: hillcountry on January 09, 2012, 02:52:02 pm not a good idea i tryed on a rough strike dog that was getting over a broke jaw. He hung up alot and almost over heated i tryed every kind even the grey hound model
Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: t.wilbanks on January 10, 2012, 07:36:07 am He is talking about running the dog with a muzzel inside a BAY PEN not in the woods...
Ive heard of guys doing that with a catchy dog to get them to where they have to back up... Put him in there with a rank hog that can rough him up but not hurt him... From what ive heard, repeat sessions are needed every once and awhile... But i agree with the other posts... He sounds like a bay buster and either needs more rough dogs with him or for him to be cut from the pack if your muzzel idea doesnt work.. ;) Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: i20hogz on January 10, 2012, 11:55:23 am thanks for the advice , I think i will try it in a pen, just ordered a wire style muzzel,
will see what happends ill let yall know if it works or not Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: M.Peitz on January 11, 2012, 01:07:30 am He is talking about running the dog with a muzzel inside a BAY PEN not in the woods... Ive heard of guys doing that with a catchy dog to get them to where they have to back up... Put him in there with a rank hog that can rough him up but not hurt him... From what ive heard, repeat sessions are needed every once and awhile... But i agree with the other posts... He sounds like a bay buster and either needs more rough dogs with him or for him to be cut from the pack if your muzzel idea doesnt work.. ;) at the end of his post he said he was talking about using a muzzle in the baypen then in the woods, I think thats what caused the woods comments boss. Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: 2Brights on January 11, 2012, 08:22:55 pm I use to have a dog like this he fought the muzz in pratice yard he didn't care he barked once maybe twice then he caught there was no changing him . So I added rougher strike dogs to run with him and we slayed tons of hogs .i hope it works for u but it could be just how he's put together.if he don't change to fit you're pack he will fit right in mine. Lol
Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: Beaucephus on January 13, 2012, 09:39:23 am I'd like to put a muzzle on one of my dogs in the pen. Do they make a muzzle that still allows them to bark.
This dog is too rough on my training pigs. I don't want to change the dog but want to save the pig. Title: Re: running a muzzel ?? Post by: i20hogz on January 13, 2012, 01:25:43 pm Ray Allen . Com has some wire ones
That what I got they are good for the money 20 bucks |