lol oops ma'am sorry i guess i just thought anything with ugly in it had to be a guy.

great reply ugly dog thats exactly what i was lookin for thanks man

Great video one of my favorites i've seen yet!

thanks for the replys. i was acually looking at cat x american bulldogs, i'd imagine they are not too differentl. i found a lady in florida that breeds them and american bandogges which are the cane corso american bulldogs great looking dogs and she runs them on hogs. http://www.wilsonscatahoulabulldogs.zoomshare.com/ here is her website if anyone is interested in looking at them.

Does anyone on here run catahoula bulldogs? From the research i have done i would like to give them a shot. Does that catahoula  in them really show when it comes to sniffin out a pig and when they get to the pig are they good at stopping them>? I know each dog no matter the breed will be different but as a whole i would like to hear peoples experiences with them.

I actually found a distribution chart for hogs in ga and from looking at the chart it seems that there are some in the southern part of dade county which is where trenton is.    http://www.wildlifemanagement.info/files/wild_hogs_4.pdf here is the chart if anyone is interested.

Good looking set of curtain climbers you got there, Looks like they had a great time! ITs always good to see kids outside in stead of sitting inside playing video games!!

nice hog!!!

thanks bud

I currently reside in AL, and am moving to trenton, ga probably in the next 3 months which by the way is in north west ga. does anyone know if there are alot of hogs in that area? I know there are alot in south ga. NOT trying to undermind your input Chopper just wanted to hear what other folks knew about the area if any.

Sorry to hear that bud.

thats an awesome rig A++

I'm probably gonna gets some kind of trackin device for them so maybe i can avoid that. yeah potted meat and crackers oughta do just fine.

HAHA I've made a note of thanks for all the help.

well i'm gonna try and meet some people in that area when i get there and get them to show me the ropes if they're willin which i'm sure most people would be happy to oblige. its definitely something i think i would like to get in to.

Actually don't know anyone that does it. Here where i live in al people hog hunt but not with dogs bama outlawed it i think. but i am moving to ga in the near future for my job but i am not sure how many hogs i can come across in north ga. do you know by chance i know there alot in south ga. But i will have to take your advice on that free wormy dog i do have one hell of a catahoula already that has a great since of game and prey drive and seems to have alot of grit but don't know if its enough. and i don't figure they would make very good catch dogs. I did have a american bulldog pit mix till recently some one had to have stole him but you know how that goes.

LOL Good tip Gardner. I really think this is something i will love cause i am an adrenaline junkie lol i enjoy deer hunting but after a while of it to me it gets boring. i really doubt hog hunting will get boaring lol

yeah i was lookin at the garmin 220 it looks nice as hell but it is bit pricey which i know getting started i'm gonna be spending alot anyway.

Thanks for the replies, I realize you need cut vests, cut vest collars and a good knife. And a staple and sutures kit. But what are some other things i will absolutely need and can ya'll kind of share what ya'll have found that works for you?

Hello everyone, I am new to the forum and to the idea of hog doggin. I am looking for any tips anyone may have. I have been doin alot of research on breeds of dogs laws and regulations regarding hog doggin. I have found the sort of dogs i think i am interested in unless anyone has any input I am looking at the possibility of getting 3 catahoula bulldogs and 1 american bandogge. I plan on maybe trying to get started training in maybe the next year and in the meantime need all the info possible. Thanks in advance for your responses.