Thanks ya'll.

Anybody have luck with the cross being strick dog or are they more to the running catch dog.

I've got a gyp that is about 50 lbs great natured dog. She's blue but not a bully. She's raised two good litters. We can set something up if you like. All I want would be a female pup

He definitely has a personality of his own

Good to see the Ole boy is getting it done for ya'll. Keep it up

There's two of them

There still available

Well I haven't been in it near as long as most on this site but I had a lot of help when I got started and I just want to do the same for the younger generation

Well I'm stepping out of the hunting game for awhile and have a  couple of dog I need to move. The only reason I'm not posting in the dog trader is because I'm looking to make a deal with the right person.
I'm looking to help a kid get started in the hunting game. So if any of you know of a youth that is worthy and capable of taking care of dogs the way there suppose to. Let me know. You can pm on here or I can be reached at 936-334-4107

YBM could you ask your partner which Campbell he got the dogs from....Id like to know if it's the same one I knew, cause if it is that man had a dang good bunch of yellow dog

My wife loves her little 38sp but now she wants an auto.... dang women are never happy

That's why I like hunting old school on horses you don't have to drag nothing!!

I also had an older guy tell me he always carried two ropes that way he could just walk the hog to a point where he could get his truck to it

Always a sucker for them black and brindel bulldogs... beautiful pups!!!

Planning another breeding in the feature?

Had a friend of mine that would dig a hole with post hole digger about 2ft deep fill it with sour corn the put cattle panel over it and secure the panel to the ground it definitely keep the hogs in the area just make sure is done off the beaten path

There's different breeds of donkeys, but alot if the different sizes you see in the mules come from what ever breed of horse there out of

I've got a pit/mastiff cross catch dog I need gone. He catches on the ear or top of the neck depending on the hog. He's great with kids and house broke and fixed. Want 150 or trade for vests. You pm me here or reach me at 936-334-4107 don't have an email. The dog is located in liberty. Thanks for looking

Well I may not be able to speak for my whole generation but I can tell you when ever any ya'll ole timers need a ear to chew on an tell stories of the good ole days that have past I'm always ready and willing to listen

Haven't found it on fb

Spring time we always use a pour on wormer and like hog Hunter said make sure they have there bangs

Thanks for the advice

Reason for the question was I wasn't sure if the advice given would work on an older dog that was used every single day. The dog in question is one of the old school type of dog that was used everyday weather it was on cows or hogs.