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Title: Jagds Post by: cuttloose91 on January 09, 2012, 12:29:30 pm Tired of runnin hogs. I heard lil Jagds are pretty good at stopping runnin ass hogs. Wats yals opinion or experiences with em?
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: 3Whoghunter on January 09, 2012, 12:34:52 pm Get with alex (Muddogkennels) he runs them jagds. Him and I made a trade while back he got my jagd for catch dog last time we talked he said he getting catchy said something bout he figured its easier that way then chasing them lol he can feel you in he good guy.
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: buddylee on January 09, 2012, 01:44:53 pm They don't weigh enough to stop a running hog. I've had them and have had friends with them so I speak from experience. Good nose,hunt, and lotta grit but not hog stoppers.
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: uglydog on January 09, 2012, 03:38:39 pm Does 20 lb anchor sound logical to hold a 200 lb hog that wants to go somewhere? If the hog wants to stop and be bayed then it don't matter if the dog weighs 15lbs or 100lbs, its about the individual dogs quality to bay and the Hogs decision to stay, not the breed ability to hold one.
I have seen some terriers that are too aggressive and cause a hog to break that would have tried to stand still and should be a cull IMO and I have also seen terriers that know how and when to apply just enough pressure and a hog not feel threatend by the small dog and would stand and bay for the small dog but try to leave when a second dog show up. Title: Re: Jagds Post by: Muddogkennels on January 10, 2012, 10:26:02 am Ya jagds are good to stop them ! I know a 200 pig an jake the 21 pound jagd stops the hogs from running I have watched him hang on anchor them hogs an I have leged hogs with him on them so when the hog is runnin though thick stuff u still have a anchor on that hog. lot of times hogs will stop an let jagds bay but once u get a big curr our bulldog an site of the hog he will break so I us one catchy jagd to stop them hogs so they will fight. I walk hunt I'm all about catching hogs an not leting running hog run with out a dog on its ear !
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: PaPaDaVe on January 10, 2012, 12:12:38 pm Does 20 lb anchor sound logical to hold a 200 lb hog that wants to go somewhere? If the hog wants to stop and be bayed then it don't matter if the dog weighs 15lbs or 100lbs, its about the individual dogs quality to bay and the Hogs decision to stay, not the breed ability to hold one. Makes sence no matter what the size of the dog is. I have seen some terriers that are too aggressive and cause a hog to break that would have tried to stand still and should be a cull IMO and I have also seen terriers that know how and when to apply just enough pressure and a hog not feel threatend by the small dog and would stand and bay for the small dog but try to leave when a second dog show up. Title: Re: Jagds Post by: buddylee on January 10, 2012, 02:28:11 pm Anything is possible but I guarantee my 60lb cur dog can slow a big hog down easier than a 20lb jagd but its your money and time. Good luck.
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: Dirtydog on January 10, 2012, 03:37:12 pm I hunt jagds and NO they are not good for stopping runners... They are gritty enough but not big enough, mine get raked off by trees all the time.
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: mankinb on January 10, 2012, 06:05:20 pm Ok guys I hunt a lot of dogs and I will say all dogs can stop a hog
We have a rat terrier that can stop a hog That said it is not the size of the dog it is how it works in the woods And yes they can and will Over all maybe better than most Title: Re: Jagds Post by: Muddogkennels on January 11, 2012, 08:10:01 am Well said bill !! See its not the size of the dog its the size of the heart in the dog.
Title: Re: Jagds Post by: justincorbell on January 12, 2012, 02:40:06 pm I have 2 brothers 7mths old and they are as rough as they come, scrappy, rough and all the heart in the world
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