Title: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 14, 2012, 11:01:32 pm I am fairly new to running hogs. Ive only dun it for about 4 years now. I have learned that another mans dogs is his buisness. But when is enuff enuff? I for one have raised my own bulldogs and I kno breaking them.off a hog can be a pain sometimes. But watching a dog being beat off of a hog darn near everytime he catches doesnt sit well with me. Should something be said or is it jus a unwritten code to leave the matters of a man and his own dog to him.??
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: TexasHogDogs on August 15, 2012, 12:23:07 am If he was hunting with me I would sure nuff say something if he was doing it every time but thats just me and if he got mad he could hunt with somebody else then it would be none of my business. I just dont like seeing a dog being abused and when it come to being stupid I will call it what it is . I guess thats why some like me and some dont .
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 12:32:06 am Im not the type to bite my tongue or tolerate bs bt I also.respect my elders anf feel like since most of the time im the "rookie" I shuld mind my own buisness. But I have made it very clear that if I cawt sumone stomping one of my bulldigs for doing his job. It wuld b a problem
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 12:38:48 am With this particular group of guys im considered the "rookie" but I have let it be known anyone cawt stomping my dogs are gona have a problem on their hands. Idk. I guess I dnt wana seem disrespectful to the older guys. But seems they shuld kno better. I dont plan on hunting with them anymore
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: TeJaShOgSlAyER on August 15, 2012, 12:48:29 am No bulldog should be beat on for doing his job that's what break sticks are for I don't want my bulldog letting go until I am ready to break him off with a stick when them bulldogs are at a caught hog n you go to beating on em all that does is make em bite harder IMO they love a good fight! Tell em They are waisting there time and that beating on there jug head ain't gonn do nothing but make his hand hurt n hand him a break stick n say try this!
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 01:07:38 am I agree 100% I personally rather have a bulldog that doesnt let oppose to one who will have you playing russian(hog) roulette.i guess I was jus trying to get sum advise on approaching other hunters and their techniques.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: justincorbell on August 15, 2012, 01:10:12 am That would tick me off......why in God's name would anyone ever beat a dog for doing its job......a cd's entire job in life is to catch the hog.........sounds like the owner needs a whoopin, not the dog! Hell lol I wish my cd would catch and hold harder lol, not the other way around!
"the sun is shining somewhere in texas" -Jason Boland Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: rdjustham on August 15, 2012, 06:18:51 am Buddy of mine and I took a young guy huntin, and while i was flippin the hog he decided to smack my gyp cause she was still bayin and nippin the hog. I yelled at him to knock ot off, but i dont know if he had tunnel vision or somethin and kept doin it. So i rectified the problem and told the gyp who was know growlin at him while he held her collar to catch. She came unglued long enough for him to let go and got right back on the hog. I knew she wouldnt catch him but put on a good show and scare the chit out of him. After we got the hog tied he and i had a nice calm discussion about it. Not sayin it was right but it worked when hollerin didnt.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: co on August 15, 2012, 07:08:02 am I always just blow in my pits ear while tugging on her and this works everytime....took her dragging me and 2 buds along with a big sow down the creek bottom to learn this trick.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: halfbreed on August 15, 2012, 07:50:49 am i just wanna put this out there for the young guys and hell old guys alike . just because some fellers have a little grey in their hair doesn't meen they are dogmen or know what the hell they are doing lol . when the hog population was manipulated out of control by us humans , every tom , dick and harry got em some dogs to hunt with . so just because some are older fellows with dogs , that holds no water with me . now days there are just as many inexperianced [old dog men ] as there are young hunters . i've said my piece and take it for what it's worth wich is plenty lol
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: Bawl Mouth on August 15, 2012, 08:15:15 am When you hunt with somebody, you are recognized as part of that group. I for one won't be associated with stuff like that. Anybody I've hunted with will tell u that. I'll tell em, if they don't like it, move on. When people ask why u don't hunt with em, tell the truth, real hunters will respect that. The ones that stick to there guns last the longest in the rural world
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: CENTEX FINDER/HOLDERS on August 15, 2012, 08:29:41 am i just wanna put this out there for the young guys and hell old guys alike . just because some fellers have a little grey in their hair doesn't meen they are dogmen or know what the hell they are doing lol . when the hog population was manipulated out of control by us humans , every tom , dick and harry got em some dogs to hunt with . so just because some are older fellows with dogs , that holds no water with me . now days there are just as many inexperianced [old dog men ] as there are young hunters . i've said my piece and take it for what it's worth wich is plenty lol Well saidTitle: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 09:37:20 am Thanks. That actully directly answers my question. Someone else also told me "if you see a child being abused would you keep quiet just bcuz the child isnt yours?" Pretty darn good anology.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: sdillard on August 15, 2012, 10:23:09 am Im not sure if its consider beating but i did have to slap my pit across the nose real good to get gim to let go, but he knew when i did this it was time to let go never had to carry a breaking stick. Now some people may think that is beating him but i dont.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 10:56:29 am Now slapping a nose is different from stomping and kicking. And im sure we have all had to give our cd a tap or two.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: jimco on August 15, 2012, 12:50:39 pm I guess I dnt wana seem disrespectful to the older guys. But seems they shuld kno better. I dont plan on hunting with them anymore Good for you. If you have someone else to hunt with or access to your own spots go for it. Just because someone is your elder doesn't mean you have to tolerate their bull Chit. Respect is earned through your actions. You act like an a$$, you don't deserve respect. Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: bob on August 15, 2012, 03:02:01 pm Ive also hunted with this type of person when I first started , he was really rough with his dogs , they were scared off him , he loaded them in the back of the tralior with his atv because he had saddles in the top were he normally kept his dogs , the dogs which were several had crapped all over the atv by the time we arrived at the hunting spot , he was pissed , he climbed in the tralior and shut it back and put the boot to all his dogs , I thought he was killing them , I never said a word , I just walked away feeling sorry for his dogs and never hunted with him again , I regret not saying what I thought about his actions but I dont really think it would of helped
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: Da Butcher on August 15, 2012, 04:16:03 pm I'm curious when you guys think its alright to put a boot to a dog? Example, two dogs are baying a small hog and one of the dogs is new to the pack. Send in 2 catchdogs and they jump on the new dog not the hog. What would you do in this circumstance? Boot worthy?
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: YELLOWBLACKMASK on August 15, 2012, 04:26:51 pm I'm curious when you guys think its alright to put a boot to a dog? Example, two dogs are baying a small hog and one of the dogs is new to the pack. Send in 2 catchdogs and they jump on the new dog not the hog. What would you do in this circumstance? Boot worthy? No leather to this situation ..unless your wearing lead boots. Zero tolerance for having your bay dogs jumped on while they are doing their jobs. Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: GetTheBreakStick on August 15, 2012, 04:30:24 pm I raise bulldogs. And have broken up a fight or two. But if MY dogs are sent to a bay. And pick another dog over a hog... Wellll he just mite catch the .22flu
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: Easttex91 on August 15, 2012, 04:34:37 pm One line I won't cross is a property line. People pay way to much money per deer/hog/duck whatever it is on their land and for someone to trespass and take that animal is an atrocity. I'd go retrieve my dogs if that were the case but then it's straight back to property I'm allowed on.
I brought someone hunting recently on my lease and they returned to without me or my permission or anyone's permission. That type of thing deserves an a$$ whipping. Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: rdjustham on August 15, 2012, 04:57:15 pm I am not one to tell another man how to hunt his dogs. If someone wants to kick their dog off a hog thats their buisness, to me thats not abuse but its damn close. How people work their dogs is their buisness, what crosses the line with me is someone acting like that with MY dogs. My friends know how I handle my dogs and I them, so if need be we can help each other out and i expect them to handle them like i do and vice versa or leave be.
Title: Re: Hunting lines you do/dont cross??? Post by: kerreydw on August 15, 2012, 05:35:28 pm thats one of the worst things a man can do is beat a dog the other is starve a dog there is a couple of thoes fine fellows in my area. if i had to hunt with people of this caliber i would hunt by myself. what you need to remember is these dogs are what you make them if you beat on them constantly they will show it in there performance if you starve them you will see it in there performance well maybe you wont see it because your to busy beating your dogs,but the boys you hunt with will. and the humane soc. loves you people who do these things this gives all hog hunters the right to say something to the people who do these things. if training young dogs treat them like glass you can do other things besides beat them
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