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just curious own whats the longest bay any body has seen of heard of

.07 with the wind in my face at night

Are you talking about the longest dogs have stayed bayed on a hog or how far off you can hear one?

Hey Rowdy .07 sounds like my dogs, I can still hear mine blowing from that far off from being fat  ;D I figure you meant another number in front of that one.

Time or Distance?

Guy I started with had a red tick Catahoula cross that was very cold nosed, to a fault sometimes. It was like that on this nite. He hit a track and took it. We heard him open up so we knew he was on a good track but the other dogs got hoggy bout the same time. We ended up catching a hog or two with the other dogs but never saw July again. This was the days before Garmin. Bud had a beep beep system and at the end of the nite (bout 3 am) he tried to use it. Couldn't pick anything up. We all worked the next day so we went home. Bud came back the next day after work and drove around...finally found him...under a bridge...laying down...BAYING a fat sow. They were both laying down...July would let out a bawl every so often Bud said. Estimated bay time...12-14 hours.

longest they have stayed bayed like time wise not distance

I've had two dogs get off their chain and go .90 from my house. And I hav no idea how long they had been loose they were on their chain wen I went to stephenville that mornin I came bk at 6 that evening and went to feed and they were gone so I went lookin. Heard them and it took me an hour to find them and shoot the hog

I have heard my dog penny at little over a mile one night she bayed a real nice boar that night for prolly 4 to 5 hours before we made it to her to catch the hog had him bayed up in a deep creek bank and we were standing on top of a canyon is the only reason we heard her

A friend that I hunted with for years had a pair of Running Walker/Stock dog brother and sister go hunting on a Sunday night and were found the following Friday evening bayed on a sow about 3 miles from the starting point. Obvious they weren't bayed on the same hog for the whole time but to be gone for 6 days and still hunting instead of looking for home was pretty damn neat.

I have had Striker and Preacher man bayed for 9 hours as I sat and listened to them from my truck at 3/4 of a mile out in the bottom.

many times 6-8 hour bays and 14 hours once but can't say it was the same hog for sure...

3 hours

14 hrs, two Plott x Catahoulas, in the Straights of Tule canyon.

Had a friend of mines gyp left out on a red spotted boar at 2 pm on Sunday afternoon.caught her on wednesday 10 miles from where we last saw her on same hog

We turned a walker dog i owned named amos loose a few years ago on a white footed boar that crossed the road in front of us right before dark 8:15-8:30 or so. Anyway 7:15 or so the next mornin he finally stopped it long enough to send cd's in and i'll be danged if it wasnt the same hog. Longest ive ever personally witnessed.

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Damn how did the hog run

Honestly he just ran big circles in an old cutover like 1/2 to 2/3 a mile circles, he would bay for 10-15 minutes....sometimes a bit longer then break and run and bay again, amos was relatively new to the core pack of dogs we hunted at the time and to be 100% honest the hog would have been caught ALOT sooner BUT we couldn't get any of our other dogs to honor him......

I guess this isn't really what the op was asking about because it wasn't a solid non stop bay, but it is the longest ive ever been on the same hog..... we just never could get to him fast enough.

I know some people will say that the dogs that wouldn't honor him were culls And I can see why people would say that but to be honest we caught alotta hogs behund those dogs and once amos was around them for a while they honored him and he did them.....they were truely a "pack". They hunted and worked great together but werent quick to honor a strange dogs bay......we had alotta fun with those mutts!

Texashogsanddogs owns 2 dogs copper and superman and iv seen them by there selfs go 1 1/2 mile and stay bayed for 4 1/2 hrs.

The very first year Boggue Chitto was opened to hog hunters Jimmy Jones & myself went. we got into a little herd & caught 3 sows 175#-200# & 3 shoats. My two curs rolled out at 10:00. We carried the shoats to the boat & I took a reading.(telemetry) they were probably a mile in. Jimmy said he was going to go get a 3 wheeler to bring the sows out & I stayed on the bank. 2 hours later he is back with his brothers & 3 wheel barrows. I told him, we did not need the hogs that bad & lets go turn them loose. Bottum line, it took us until 4:00 pm to get the hogs out. When we got back to the boat I took a another reading. Same place. We waited until dark, around 5;30 & decided to leave them & come hunt the next morning.
  we came back the next morning with some buddies & Jimmy wanted to go ck. a sandbar that this fisherman had told him he saw some hogs on. Russel(his brother) & a couple of others & I went to where we had put the dogs out the day before, expecting them to be there but they were not. Took a reading, same place.
  Went & rounded up Jimmy & the others & picked the closest point in & started hunting our way to them. About halfway there we caught two sows around 120# $ 2 lil pigs. I thought I heard dogs barking & we got the others shut up & sure enough, we could hear them bayed. We started to them & went in & caught about a 175# sow. They must have chewed her ears off early & then could not hold her, but where her ears had been was already scabbed over. It was 11:00 am, 25 hours after they had left on that sow.
 You would have thought they would be exhausted but on the way out, we got into a herd that was rattling so loud, wwe could not hardly hear the dogs bayed. I dont know how many we caught, cause Todd & I were just turning them loose as fast as the dogs were catching them. We broght out at least 8 hogs in the 100-150# range & turned loose at least that many. Took us all day to get them out.

   

Cajun, ^ that Sir is awesome!

Thank you Justin. I have had plotts stay on bear that long but it was either running, bayed or treed & all combined. By there selves, I have had dogs stay bayed 5 or 6 hours before I have got to them.

If my dogs were left half as long as half these dogs they would be dead or the hog would be one. Bad part about rough catchy dogs. A man in situations like y'all speak of would more than likely be short a few dogs by time he got there. This is one thing that bothers me about my dogs. But it is the type I choose to run and a chance I must take.

I had a dog bay for 11 hours one time. I left him one night bayed off the property figuring he would come back to my truck at about 11 p.m. I got to him at 10:30 the next morning. He was sitting still on garmin with no barks. I walked 60 yards from him and saw him. He and the pig were both laying down staring at each other. I hollered at him and he jumped up and started baying. Couldnt call him off. Had to go all the way home and get a bulldog.  Caught a little sow bout 120lbs

3 days

4 days :)

My sorry mutts would shoot y'all the bird and find a water hole to lay up in  :D

haha mine would have beat me home

I saw a hound type dog bay for 6 weeks when he was thirsty he drank when he was hungry he ate when he was tired he slept he wore a cape and had a show on Cartoon Network I think he went by underdog

longest ive had was about 6 hours...it was a big nast boar and he kept breaking and running with our dogs right on him...wed get close and it would break again...kept that up until the hog either got tired or was tired of dogs hanging off him lol

Yall gonna think Am crazy but I lost my "Bell dog yes the Lacy dog" one morning at around 8 are 9 am we got on a big big group of hogs and I didn't find her till the next morning at around 10 am. so I guess you would say 24 hours are so.  Got a call the next morning that she had been baying most of that day and all nite long in one spot and he had been trying to call her out for two hours  that morning finally she came out he seen my name and number on the collar and called .  Said she had been down there all nite long since yesterday around 10 am.  That was the turning point of that Lacy dog at right around 3 years old has never looked back since and found many many hogs for us .

Truthfully bout 3.5 hrs or round about.  camt figure out how people let there dogs bay for "days" personally ive never heard of that..  not calling people liars but how do you know if your dog bays for that long if you aint there to hear em.  idk id sure like to have one of them dogs.

Hey hey now i was just one uping someone....

Bayed a big sow one winter with a gyp that was just been bred. Lost her that day. I had wrote her off for good. Went back to the same general area the next year and heard some dogs baying. Went in to see and there she was with 5 pups baying that same ole sow and shoats. LOL

when its cool and you keep going back and the dogs still bayed but cant get to him. The dog that bayed 3 days is 1/2 running walker 1/2 cur dog. He ended up with a tendon in his foot cut and at 13 he can still smoke a hog. I had a coon dog not to long ago tree for 13 hours. Not to sound rude just sayin. Some people would or may lie about stuff like that but it gets you nowhere in life lieing and doesn't make your dogs any better. So why not tell the truth.

hahahahahhhahahahahahaha..........I didn't see that coming, I actually laughed out loud, well played sir!!!!  ;D :D

Yea let's see if they can top that one. ;D

lmao good stuff right there

No worries peachcreek.lol. Wasnt necessarily pointing at anybody. Just sayin. >:D

Well...iI don't know if the hillbilly can be topped...

You win

Only five pups?  She must have culled the ones that didn't come out bayin'.

  Quite a few years ago, before the days of GPS collars, we struck a hog about 6:30 one morning. Couldn't locate him for nothing. Had to go get materials for a fencing job. So around 10:00 am we left to get the materials then returned to get the dog. We had left the 4-wheeler so that the dog would come back and stay around till we returned. On our return there still was no sign of the dog. Found him at 2:00 that afternoon with a 150 lbs boar bayed in a brush pile on the bank of a river. Between the brush pile and being down in the river bed we just couldn't hear him bark over a 100 or so yards.