About as honest a dog as you'll find, I just don't hunt her enough.  Short to medium range.  Red cur cross about 4.5 years old.  She will stay busy out to about 100 yds and check back in frequently.  If she strikes and cant stop the pig within about 800-1000yds she will quit it with out help. If she can stop and catch it, she will.  No trash.  She will tattle on something that is.  Trial if you want, but if she's cut up or chewed on she's yours.  $500   call or text  361-293-8527    pgordon1979@sbcglobal.net

Like the title says, started blood trail.  About a 4-5 year old male leopard.  Stays busy and moves out.  He has found a few deer over the past couple seasons. He also lost a couple of trails.  The trainer that had him stated he should sell between $700-$1000 because of his drive alone.  I'm asking for $200.  I need this one to move.  If you think this is too high, shoot me an offer.  call or text 361-293-8527, pgordon1979@sbcglobal.net       Patrick  

4 year old red cur cross gyp. 100-200 yd dog.  If she barks, its a pig.  Real high pitched bark, kinda hard to hear sometimes.  If she can't stop it, she'll go with it out to 800 yds or so and shut down and come back.  She has found a lot of pigs for me.  Rough dog.  She'll tattle on younger dogs too.  No trash.  It took me a lot of thinking before I decided to sell this dog.  $500

4.5 year old Blue Lacy gyp.  This gyp is really small and gritty.  Short range.  She has found a few pigs for me.  Don't hunt her because of her size.  She has a hard time keeping up with my long legged dogs.  Will make a real good walk hunting dog.  $200

2.5 year old male bulldog.  Catches hard and is usually on the ear.  He is a little small, weight wise for a pit, but is really fast. I  haven't been hunting him like I should.  (I have a couple of heavier CD's.)  He was raised with my boys and has no aggression.  No noise in the box.  Can run him on the ground too.  $200

I'll work a better deal if you take more than one.  Trial with money in hand.  If they get cut, chewed up, injured, etc, they're yours.  I took a big loss on the last dog I sold with a trial due an and injury from what the vet said was more than likely from a kick. Not gonna happen again.

With deer season coming up, I also have a 4-5 year old leopard male, blood trail dog.  He has found a few deer for me and has been with a friend of mine for training the past year.  $200

This same friend has a couple of Lacy dogs he is looking to sell as well. Both have been started on blood trail.  If interested I'll get more info.

Call or text, Patrick, 361-293-8527 or  pgordon1979@sbcglobal.net

Got us by 6 pounds.  Good job fellas.

My son's first stick was a few weeks ago, but I wanted to share it with yall.  Dogs had this one bayed between 800 and 900 yards and no way to get to em with the wheeler so we set out on foot.  We had a few guys that dont go to the bays and I asked my boys if they wanted to stay or go.  Obvious answer, so I told em "let's go."  We get there and decide we were too far to tie this pig.  Asked Blake if he wanted to stick him and he lit up like the sky during a lightning storm. 



Caught these two boars Wed night and Thur morning.  First one had me a little nervous.  He never squealled when he was caught and I had to crawl into the rosehedge to get him.  He poked one of my strike dogs a few times, but nothing bad enough to slow her down.


Cedar sittin on his head for the ride back to the truck.

Caght this one after running a pack of pigs about 3/4 of a mile.

I would have to say Mule.     Sorry

Been real happy with my Prowler.  I have had it a little over 15 months.  It pulls well and is pretty quick when I need it to be.

I'm liken the looks of the setup on the front of the four wheeler.  Is there any way you could get me some pictures of it.  I would like to build something like it for the front of my prowler.

Rusty is gone.
First is Rusty, he is as true as they come.  If he barks, its a pig.  He is Redbone Cur cross about five years old, maybe a little older.  He is short to medium range, but he has struck as far out as 800 yds.  I have had him about two years and have found several pigs with him.  The only reason I'm selling this ol boy is his range.  I have a younger strike dog and several pups that range out farther than him so he has'nt been used much over the last few months.   $600


Second is Bob, a 14 month old Leopard.  Born with a bobbed tail, hence the name.  He has been in the woods on just a few pigs and was caught with the rest of the dogs when I got to em.  Cow broke and have'nt had to break em from trashing.  $250



Last is Scooter, he is between two and three years old.  This is a Claud Ard finished strike dog that I traded a horse for.  Scared to death of pigs.  Fortunately, he is making one hell of a blood trail dog.  He was at the trainer for a short time before general season and found two of the three deer that he tracked during season for me.  He is going back to the trainer to finish out his managment hunts.  If he keeps working the way he started his price will possibly triple.  The trainer told me to list his price at $700 for a started dog working the way he does.


Give me a call at 361-293-8527 or email pgordon1979@sbcglobal.net  Patrick.  Located in Yoakum, TX.

I like when my ol lady tags along.  Thats about the only way I get any pictures.  She even helps get dogs off when I throw a pig.  She feeds and waters when I'm on duty, heck she even does it when I'm home.  I even get my boys envolved.  They water and clean kennels.

We joke about the buzzards that line up on the fence line when we pull up to a ranch...  no trained coyotes yet, but them buzzards know what's up 
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I know the buzzards around my place just seem to fall from the sky when I drive my tractor to the bone pile on my place.  It flat out amazed me the last time I hauled some off.

One of the guys I hunt with had a jamb up strike dog, a good lookin ybm, that was always silent.  He got beat up here and there and after a few years of this he started opening up on trail.  With all the runners we have, he was sold for a lot less that what he was once worth. 

I take it you're keepin the new dog?  Good hunt.

great pic.. thanks for sharing. i would fram that one for sure. good job man

Have it hangin on the fridge already.  Made it my desktop back ground, and thought about sending it into Boarmom fo her t-shirt contest.  If I knew how to do it, I was going to put "Start'em Young" across the top of the pic.  Yea, I'm a little pround.   

I have had one at a bay before that didnt want to leave but never had one get a bay started.  Thats awsome.  Cant wait to see the video.
                                       Patrick

I have several live oaks that are hurtin pretty bad.  They are easily over 100 years old.  Kinda scary.  I would hate to lose them.

glad to see some good hogs being caught in all this heat...

We have only found them close to the water.  The few places with tanks still holding water and creeks. 

Good deal takin your neighbor kid. 

Thank yall for the compliments.  There is nothin better than watchin these boys do what they love.  Its even fun watchin em tie each other up.  Cant wait until I can watch em do it all.

Took my boys with me this morning and made a pretty good hike to get to this one.  He wasn't much but they had fun.  We must have hit a bunch of runners that split the dogs up.  This one was struck and caught on the dogs way back to us.  Had another one that was caught by a couple of strike dogs.  The guy I was hunting with said it was about 15 lbs.  The boar my hands took care of is about 90 lbs and is now in the bay pen.

Man, that foot was messed up, but he could still run like the wind.