when i use to coon hunt i bought a walker female for my male to breed and he had bred like 25 females before always threw good tri colored pups this female come in they tied up twice a day every day she was in a one freakin day the neighbors lab climbed the fence and i get home he was in the pen with her and i let him out now he just bred her once that one day that lab did and walkers are tri colored and when she had the pups the pups were all straight yellow every freaking one of them were out of that lab so I neutered the neighbors lab and he never showed back up.

it depends half will be from 1 and half will be out of the other and they all could be from just one and one pup could be out of 1 male and the rest be from the other male

i get cd's at the pound and I was looking for a cd for a friend and there was this big like 70lb red dog there looked like ridge back and jerman sheppard and the animal control guy said thats our mirical dog Mr. Lucky is his name and he said they gave him the injection he went down heart stopped put him in a bag dumped him behind the dump next morning he was back at the kennel wanting some food he said he called the vet and the vet said that happens once in a life time he heard and that was the first for him and that he would be back that evening and do it for free and that he won't wake up this time and the animal control guy said no this dog survived the injection for a reason and he will stay here til he gets a home or die of old age and i said ill take em i give 10 bucks for him after his first pig in the woods he was a pig finding machin couldn't ask for a better dog and sold him for 1500 bucks a month after i got him we named him P.H. (pound hound).

Mine know the difference.  Definitely get excited at a bark, but know when they've bayed - mostly by watching me and my actions.

One major drawback is that if you get a busted bay before the CD gets there, they will keep following your strike dogs as long as they're barking.  Got to be careful in the heat.  Had a bay break last year and CD's stayed with them for 3/4 of a mile and caught.  Thank goodness it was winter and not summer.

I always run Garmins on the bulldogs and make it priority #1 to grab them ASAP after a busted bay.

Yeah I hate a busted bay i keep garmins on mine to but they caught a mile or further away and couldn't get there fast enough and got killed happened to one of mine 3 in a half years ago and my last one in january had em bayed about 30ft cut em loose the hog hit him head on threw him back and ran he took off after the pig with the other dogs ended up catching one by himself in some thick thick nasty briars and i tried and tried to get to him and he had ahold of one that weighed 280 by the nose and there was another pig hitting him in the flank when i got there the other pig ran off and we caught the one he had caught and he collapse soon as we pulled him off and it sucked did everything I could he was with us for 3 years and thats just whats going to happen every hunter says

red nose pits the true gameness that will never give up

got three dogs they are red with a blk mouth average size 2 males 1 female they will be 3yrs in april all litter mates the two males have been worked with more than the female they are short range dogs they range around a 100 to a 150 yards but when they hit a hot sent they will go they are real hot trailers all have found there own pigs they hunt better off horse back they are very rough a pig around 175lbs or less will be caught I only hunt in the day so don't know how they will do at night want them to stay together i have to get rid of them getting a new job won't have time to take care of them want 600 for all 3 of them will take no less than 600 if i can't get 600 ill keep them and they are cattle broke shock collar trained get along with any dogs if interested call or text 580 230 0193  never check email (fc_fighter_1@yahoo.com) Located in Durant O.K. 74701

got three dogs they are red with a blk mouth average size 2 males 1 female they will be 3yrs in april all litter mates the two males have been worked with more than the female they are short range dogs they range around a 100 to a 150 yards but when they hit a hot sent they will go they are real hot trailers all have found there own pigs they hunt better off horse back they are very rough a pig around 175lbs or less will be caught I only hunt in the day so don't know how they will do at night want them to stay together i have to get rid of them getting a new job won't have time to take care of them want 600 for all 3 of them will take no less than 600 if i can't get 600 ill keep them and they are cattle broke shock collar trained get along with any dogs if interested call or text 580 230 0193  never check email (fc_fighter_1@yahoo.com)

 I have 3 dogs 2males 1female (litter mates) I have to get rid of them getting a new job won't have time to hunt them anymore these dogs are very short range all have found there own hogs can't say they are find dogs but are sure enough help dogs have potential to make find dogs they will get to a bay fast and are very rough want them to stay together they are fully trash broke shock collar trained not saying they won't but havn't with me for a long time they hunt better off horse back ill take 600 for all 3 im located in Durant O.K. 74701 if interested please call or text 580 230 0193.  (fc_fighter_1@yahoo.com).

P&P have 6 of them and they have never been cut through once.

true brad w.

My p&p cut vest got cut through this weekend it's just on it's second season.  It is the lighter version but it now has 2 good size punch wholes and a 4" cut. Just my 2 cents

 
   
   Any vest can get cut or poked through and I'd be willing to bet Larry will repair your vest for you at no charge.

he will patch it for free and if u don't like it he will give u ur money back for it when u send it back to him

ill hunt with anybody long as the dogs don't trail bark i don't hunt with trail barkers i have the most beautiful walker hound u could ever find and he stays home cause he barks on trail if u take him by himself just u and him he's silent but one other dog barks every step

put a piglit in a cage get another dog to bark at it and the pups should take interest and just keep moving them up to bigger ones til they get old enough to hunt

I just picked up two pups the other day and this morning I found blood in their stool and it was runny, I was wondering if giving them wormer and changing there food could have caused this, I know that blood is a sign for parvo but I've delt with that before and I don't think that's it! Any advice sis welcome. Thanks

  Give them five days of panicur 1 cc per five pounds then an interceptor pill that'll cur them worms

interceptor once a month

" I live on the oklahoma tx border hwy 75 we don't have near as many hogs as you guys do "   

Dear sir if you live anywhere south of ADA then you have 10x the hogs down there that i have up here in north east OKLAHOMA. If you doubt me for a second I'll be home from New Mexico late next week say thursday or so. I can pm you my name and number, you load your dogs, take the short drive north and let's see just how good your 3/4 cur 1/4 plott dogs really are. my offer stands any time in the future if you can't or won't come up this weekend 

God Bless

    u can come huinting down here and we have a 12 year old catahoula that will out hunt any hound and never trash

yeah he is always behind this time of year cause he is the only one that can sew them and he has good cut collars too.

 I was always told a curr is a mixed up hunting dog a little hound little bull dog cattle dog bird dog any kind of hunting dog all mixed up is what i told was a curr dog

well i have to say the only hound ill hunt is a silent plott the rest are made for treeing and the last i remember hogs don't climb tree's I live on the oklahoma tx border hwy 75 we don't have near as many hogs as you guys do and are hogs run around here but a trail barking hound don't do the trick for us cause the more they bark the further them hogs run they don't go up a tree like a bear or cat so ill stick with my 1/4 plott and 3/4 cur or catahoula's but nothing can beat a good ol cur dog.

In my opinion any dog no matter what breed if he quits are comes out he gets cull around here.  I have had some mighty fine dogs back out when they got hurt pretty good that I thought would have never done that and I give them a second chance thats a big mistake because if they will do it once they will do it again and I aint taken no chances of that dog ending up life long here and me maybe breeding to  him and me not knowing if he will do it again so you do it once around here you are gone gone gone I dont give a damn how they are bred thats why I dont give no second chances no more.

   Get an 1/8 th pit in ur strike dogs and they will do the trick just enough to keep them in but not catch till the catch dog does they'll never back out.