Got 5 dogs that have lived through rattlesnake, cotton-mouth and copper head bites on a regular basis and they were all born with no dew claws. And believe me, I let em swell and if they make it they make it.

I use no drugs for snake bite... natural selection only. Hadn't lost a dog in 12 bites and going strong.
 

ALL dogs are born with FRONT dew claws. 

The rear dew claws are a genetic trait of certain breeds of dogs. 

The old timers I grew up around always said that a snake bite wouldn't hurt dogs that had rear dew claws . .      

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU HEARD OF GOD MAKIN A MIS-TAKE?

THERE'S A REASON FOR DEW-CLAWS.

Alright, alright... my partners been sworn to blood on this and buggin me to tell... so I'll let the world know.

Q-tip soaked in w-d 40, cleans and lubercates as well as supplies connectivity.

Ya herd it from the Wolverine.
 

Thunked it up myself
 

Apple cider vinager in a spray bottle.

Yes sir, I was talking about Bill...

Nice stick. I see where my eyes were deceiving me now... the flag in the back ground was bleeding through the stick, looked like you'd woven the colors in it.

YIS

You make that stick yourself NoLove? Looks like something old F Bill would create...

NICE hog!

Well 87, as long as you're bringing some sport with you, I'd try to get ahold of Shane Kirby, he's in Madison-Huntsville area which is an hour and change from Florence.

If ya'all hit it off he might work with you, no promises. He's GOOD people, runs Jags.

http://stillwaterkennelsupply.com/

BMP IMAGES ARE A PAIN... I HAVE A DASHOUND RIGHT NOW THAT WILL BURN UP A HOGS BUTT,SHE'S 10 YEARS OLD.

I'VE ALSO SEEN BOSTON TERRIERS RUN HOGS HARD AS WELL,NOT MUCH BOTTOM THOUGH.

I THINK I READ THE POST WRONG hoghunterdfw,SORRY BOUT THAT.

BUT JUMPERAL WAYS COMES TO MIND WHEN PROPLE TALK ABOUT "NON-TRADITIONAL" HOG DOGS... HE WAS A PHENOM 4SURE. 

POUND PUPPY HERE SON... THIS DOG ALMOST ALWAYS DID BETTER THAN THE BULLDOGS WHEN IT WAS LEGAL TO PASS A GOOD TIME...

I'VE SEEN MANY A GOOD DOG LOSE TO THIS LAB, IN THE QUICK LOCK AS WELL AS THE QUICK CATCH.

I TELL YOU, THESE WER SOME FUN TIMES HERE... 200 PLUS DOGS, RUNNING UNTIL 2 TO 3PM IN THE MORNING...

DAMN ASPCA AND HUSU... 

If you need it, 1st day injectable and follow up doses with the chewable pills. All vets have different opinions so ALWAY consult your vet Marvin... I'm just another dog guy and by no means an expert, I just know what has always worked for me.

For u guys that use baytril is the pills or injectable I have both but vet said to only use if it was bad and forgot to ask which to use

I use Baytril on all major wounds. Go to your vet, get a script, go on-line and place an order.

Last time I went I got a script for 200 pills @ 136mg and a bottle of 20ml injectable. COst me right at $700 but I never have to go to the vet so you do the math.

Best thing about Baytril is you only have to give it once a day instead of BID or 2x a day. I've healed wounds that were infected to the bone (you could see the bone) on straight Baytril and never had a problem, all the flesh returned. These were dogs that were brought to me after their owners were too scared to bring the dogs to a vet because the infections had gotten so bad.

Always consult your vet.

The law of supply and demand... 

Well I guess I just learned something new! 

Thanks for the vet report jerryg.

Old Cal... you're a lucky guy to hunt that property.

Buckhunter I hunt just south of Orland in Glenn county. I hunt Cal Worthington's Big W Ranch.

Just curious, why would you stack antibiotics? It's one or the other.
It's bad advise to be mixing drugs like that... you either start at the top with Baytril or start with Clavomax and work your way up to Baytril if Clavomax doesn't work. Also, Baytril will cause joint problems in dogs under 2 months old.

Here's what a simple search on the internet brought up;

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At home, clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide, chlorhexidine or povidone iodine. Do not use a tourniquet; because the venom stays in the area of bite, a tourniquet is not necessary. The tourniquet may cause circulation damage.

If you see your pet acting lethargic, begin vomiting or the wound becomes larger, it is strongly recommended that you bring your pet to the veterinarian. Treatment may be necessary to reduce these symptoms.

Your veterinarian will treat the bite wound and may give your pet antibiotics to prevent infection. Surgery may be necessary to remove the skin around the affected area, if other treatments do not heal the wound. Generally, pets recover fully from these spider bites after several weeks.

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Either drug by itself that ushog recomended will work. Personally, I prefer Baytril, you only give it once a day unless by personal preference you like to go BID. All other Antibotics are BIDaily or every 12 hours.

Hope

you need a stronger antibiotic. Clavamox and Baytril together is probably what you need for the dog

I 2nd that!

YIS

well, once yall get ready to give your dc30s away, just pm me and ill send you my address!! 

Call your local homeless shelter and see if they'll except donations.

I'd have ate dolphin sushi 4 sure! PBJ got nothing on fresh fish. I can tell you how long ago you caught shrimp just by eatin them raw.

Last dead dolphin I saw was 39 years ago in the Sea of Cortez.... and it didn't smell fresh... 

I have seen a few crazy things in my travels but this one seems to stand out the most. A good friend and I were Black Bear hunting on Prince Of Whales Island in SE Alaska.  We had been hunting out of a boat and beaching it in bays and hunting the slat grass flats for about a week.  One day we had hunted this flat all morning and were going to walk out and hunt the afternoon and evening in the next bay over.  We decided to have lunch on the beach and were sitting and eating PB&J sandwiches when a whole pod of Dolphins 30 or so came through the very small entrance to this bay.  They came all the way up to us in very shallow water and started to act very strainge, almost beaching them selves at times. About 2 mins later a whole pod of Killer Whales 15  or so came through the entrance of the bay and started attacking the dolphins.  The larger whales would ram the dolphins so hard they would fly out of the water 20-30 feet in the air.  They would then float on the surface where the younger whales would ram the dolphins over and over hitting them hard each time.  This went on for about an hour.  My buddy and I were just watching in silence and in almost a trance.after all teh dolphins were dead and the whales had finished they just swam off.  We looked ate eachother and were just in shock.  It was the most brutal display of force I have evr seen. Nature is cruel at times but amazeing in the same breath.  Later I aske a biologist from the ADFG what was happen ing and they said that they think the whales were teaching the young tou hunt.  Funny thing was they never even tried to eat a single dolphin that I saw.  Just killed them and swam off.  Very cool thing to see probably one of a handful of people to ever see something like that.

Lesson learned right here boys... 

Thats why when I hunt with ceratin people we all just know that CHICO gets all the credit even when he is at home in the kennel and we are catching hogs. It keeps things simple that way and no argueing

DOG IS ON TRIAL

I’ve got a Mountain Cur that is just too cold nosed for me. I hunt Cat Curs and thought this dog would be a good add, until I bring her out and when my pack pulls off a hog they lose track of due to the fact we hunt on dry ground, this dog just keeps going and going and I have to hunt her down while my pack has re-grouped and hunting fresh sign. Just like Plott hounds I've hunted behind... it's just not my style of hunting.

She winds off a boat and is good in the marsh (she will rip through cain) but I only hunt the marsh about 1 to 3x a year. I will give a 30 day trial on the dog, I paid $800 for her and will take $1200 OBO for the years of feed. Her ped is attached, I will take a pics if you really want one, but she is brindle with bob tail and weighs 45 to 60 lbs depending on the time of year.

Dog has been on pleanty of hogs, she just tries too hard for me.

225-296-3941

This dog is located in Baton Rouge, LA and I will take trades for firearms.