Nice hog Jason. You sure raised some fine boys there. Bout as good as they get. We need to make a hunt soon my good friend.

Ive got 6 pit puppies for sale. They are 6 weeks old and have had first round of shots. Already weaned and eating solid food like crazy. 3 blues,2 blacks, and one blonde. 3 males and 3 females. Both parents on site. Asking 100 apiece but if you want more than one i will sell them cheaper. Call or text robert atb 972 849 4136. thanks for looking.    /albums/cc506/PIGCATCHER/puppies001_zpsb0a1eb69.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

Yes sir he has raised them right. Try as you might your not gonna beat them to the catch. Good hogs Jason.

I got a 9 hole custom built dogbox that i had mounted in my stock trailer. Measures 6 foot tall,6 foot long, and 2 foot deep.Each box is 2foot by 2foot. Comes with a 6'6" wide by 6' tall dividing wall. Over 600 dollars invested in material not counting labor. Asking 400 obo. Have a treadmill setup for excercising your dogs. Works great with any dog. Takes them about 5 mins and they know how it works. Asking  150.00. Got one 6 month old female blue pit left for sale. Mom and Dad both proven catchdogs. Mom on property.asking 150 or if your a young hunter starting out mite make you a better deal. Located about an hour north of DFW. Call or text robert @972-849-4136. Thanks for looking.

I WILL PAUL. HOPE IT WORKS OUT. THINK WE GOT A MUTUAL FRIEND. TAYLOR CHRISTIAN. THANKS FOR THE INFO.

ITS A RANCH JOB PAUL. RATHER NOT SAY WHO ITS FOR UNTIL ITS FINAL. YOU PROBABLY KNOW SINCE YOU LIVE UP THERE. ITS ON ABOUT 30,000 ACRES.

JUST WONDERING IF ANYONE ON HERE HUNTS OR LIVES THERE . GOT A JOB OFFER UP THERE AND WAS JUST CURIOUS. WAS TOLD THERE WAS A PILE OF HOGS THERE. ANY FEEDBACK WOULD BE WELCOME. THANKS

They are tools when they establish themselves as productive dogs. When they are young i give them my upmost attencion. Every dog that i have ever had gets a chance more than most people would do. Try to bring out all the good things that they show.If they dont progress then i try to find a fitting place for them. Culled a bunch but found homes for a bunch to. I had a well bred mountain cur/birddog cross that was a excelant bred dog that never did anything outside the baypen. Thought about culling him for a long time. One saturday morning i was headed to the pen to do just that and my phone rang and one of my buds was looking for a dog for an elderly lady that had just lost her husband. I carried him over to her house and turned him loose in her 2 acre back yard and he treed a big fat squirrel. To this day she loves that dog to death. Became her lil bud and when he aint treeing squirrels he is laying right beside her or in her lap while she is petting him. In march and april is when i make my money with my dogs. Any other time they are recreation dogs. Pet them when they do good. Other than that when they establish themselves in my kennel they get put back in their pens as soon as i get home from the hunt. Check them real good for cuts and such but other than that they dont get petted or handled.

Dang Blake, you look like your bout 18 with all that hair. Aint seen you in a while. You and Ryan need to come over and make a hunt soon. Good hog and looks like good times. Take care.

I agree with demondoggers. Sometimes the best way is to let  her ass kicked a time or two when she wants to be possessive of her catch. In the other hand if she can go yonder,find hogs,stay bayed,catch when the bulldog gets there.....she is worth a grand all day long. I would pay the man.

Taylor i side with monty about the kid with the rope in his hands. Good catch pard. The golf course guy will probly be calling you in the next day or so. We pushed a good sounder in there this afternoon. Good luck.

I got 3 geldings for sale that i have hunted on for 8 years. The first is a grey gelding named Drifter that was captured from Elko Nevada. He is 13 years old. He stands about 14.3 and weighs 900-950. Dont let his size fool you,he is one tuff dude. This horse has done everything you can horseback. Second is a dun mustang named Dan that was captured from the Kiamchi mountains in Oklahoma. He is 10 years old. He stands 14.3 and weighs 1000-1050. He is a really gentle horse that anyone can ride. I take all my newbies on Dan and they all get along with him great. I have drug calves to the fire and even heeled on him in the arena. Really good boy.Third is a roan horse that i call Roany. He is 13 years old. He stands 15 and weighs 1200. He is a registered Hancock bred horse that i had papers on but my exwife took the papers when she left. It wouldnt take much to get them back, i would just have to call AQHA. I have rode hundreds and hundreds of miles on this guy. I have roped cows in the pasture off him but i havnt had much luck in the arena with him.You can ride this dude everyday all day and he never tires. Pretty high strung. These are all broke horses but they aint pets or kid horses. I hunted horseback only for years on all these horses but i am slowing down on my hunting and i want these guys to go to someone that will use and enjoy them. If your interested in them call me and i will answer any questions you mite have. Dont waste your time with a text message. Would like them all to go to the same person if thats possible and would make a great deal on them if they would. Thanks for looking. Call Robert @ 972-849-4136 or email robertmccurry@rocketmail.com

Just tuned 48 in october. Hunt with a 25 year old that is pretty gritty. Last year we hunted 41 nites and days from Feb. 25 to April 15 and still did my regular job monday thru friday. That hurt.

Started cat huntin in 1980 down in south texas with two of the best men that a young guy could ever meet. They not only taught me about dogs but about life in general. Hunted hard till my oldest son was born in 1987. Tried to stay with it but my second son was born in 1989 so had to slow down and ended up selling all my dogs. Started going hog hunting with my neighbor in 2001. Got my first real hog dog in 2002 so i guess about 11 years. Been raising my own bloodlines for 6 years now. Dont plan on stopping. Watching your young dogs growing up and doing good  is like watching your kids grow up. Makes you proud.

OK, had to jump into this. Got my bud into this hog catchin deal a cpl years ago and like all newbies he thought every dog that was bred for catchin hogs or cows was a good prospect. He hunted with me a year or so a decided he wanted a dog of his own. Well i gave him a pretty decent well bred dog that a lot of people would have gave a lot of money for. Well he got that fever we all know and had to have another. So his nabors birddog jumps the fence and breeds his lil collie/heeler dog and 63 days later he got pups. He calls me and asked me what he should do. I said cull quick but no he dont. He talked about these damn stupid dogs for 6 months and how they did this and did that with the hot dog and the bay pen and mock hunts and all along i said whatever. Well let me tell you,these two lil fockers he kept that are 8 months old are some go yonder gamey dudes. They mite not live long but this guy put a lot of time and patience in and i tip my hat to him for this. He took a accidental breeding and gave it his all and i am very proud of him for doing this. Guess every once in a while it works out.

Thanks for coming up and huntin with us last nite Ryan and Blake. Always a good time when your in the woods catchin hogs even if they did run a lil bit on us. My eye has been swollen shut all day from that stick that jumped out and stuck me last nite but it seems to be gettin better this evening. Take care and yall are welcome any time. 

I am selling my 9 hole dog box that i had mounted in my stock trailer. Total measurement is 6ft wide,6 ft tall,and 2 ft deep. Each compartment is 2ft by 2ft. can hold two dogs in each hole if you hunt smaller dogs. It also comes with a 6'6" x 6' wall for seperating a dog compartment from the rest of the trailer if you have a escape door in front of your trailer. Have used this for 6 years and it works great if you hunt horseback alot or catch wild cows and need a safe comfartable place to keep your dogs. Got over 600 in metal not counting labor.Asking 500 for it. Located about an hour north of dallas. Call Robert @ 972 849 4136 or email robertmccurry@rocketmail.com. Thanks for looking. 

Ryan,let me rattle my brain a lil and shed some info on how Fred,Oscar,and Luna are bred. Jill's (their dam) daddy was a dog named Blue Duck that belonged to a guy by the name of Clay Hurst from Springer Ok. I dont know how he was bred but i was always told cat & something. I only got to hunt with Blue Duck a handful of times but he was just a great dog. The kind of dog that you only see every once in a while. Just a dog that everyone dreams of having one day. Jill's mom was a dog named Kate that belonged to Joe Day from Howe Tx. She was 1/2 Plott, 1/4 Cur, 1/4 Greyhound. I hunted with her for several years and she was also a pretty good dog. Now their daddy was a dog that i got from a dog trader from Paris Tx named Brother. I bought him for 500 dollars. He was a black & tan cat. First time we took him huntin we caught a pile of hogs. Well i thought that was a pretty good deal, hell he hunted good, bayed good, & caught when the bulldogs got there. The more i hunted him seemed like the worse he got. He started barking on track,trashing on deer & yotes. I couldnt break him so i quit huntin him. Had a friend just gettin started hog doggin & he took him and put him in the woods 4 to 5 times a week and made him a pretty decent dog. He got run over by a car in Oklahoma chasin a big boar hog across a hwy. Thats all i know about their pedigree. It was a accidental breeding between them and i gave Jimmy Creed 4 of those pups and kept 2. From what i was told by Jimmy that all 4 of his made good dogs and you got the only one left. I know Oscar and Luna are pretty good but not anywhere close to their momma & grandpa.Wish i would have kept the whole litter now. Them dogs are 5 years old now and Oscar gets better everytime we kick out. Hope this sheds a lil light on their pedigree.

Just wanted to give a lil tip of my hat to Bryan County Animal Hospital in Durant Ok for all the hard work they did today to my huntin buddy's bulldog. We got on one of them bad boys last nite that had a pair of knifes stickin out of both sides of his mouth. I have only been hunting these hog dogs for about ten years now and i'v seen a few dogs get cut bad and few get killed but i aint never seen a mouth/jaw cut like this one. I consider myself a pretty good field medic but i got a lil scared with this one. This hog cut every dog we had on the ground and left out of the country. So we got all dogs caught except for one and started for the truck about a mile away.  Well then here comes the game warden drivin down the road and stops to check us. This was the nicest game warden i have ever dealt with. He checked us out real good but we was legal and had permission where we was at. He also knew we was in a bind with these cut dogs and had to get going to the truck. We told him we was still missing a dog and if he found it to please call. Got almost to the truck and he called and said he had our dog. Hats off to Collin County Game Warden Josh Ross. Got home and doctored dogs for an hour and then loaded two dogs that i could not do anything with and headed to Durant. Good to know we still got some hog dog friendly vets and game wardens around.

Thanks for the info guys. Gonna put them in the woods and give them a try.