Never thought I would say these words, but I love me some Lizzo.

I think those were advertised in the back of hunting magazines back in the 60's.

Man, that shows a lot of want to. By

I saw my first wild lemon this last trip down. Those things are medieval. Nasty

Not missing any meals, lol. Love that brindle trim.

Good hunt but I understand the reasons you are gonna back off for awhile. CT

That's what it is all about right there.

Apparently he is getting a pretty good long nap.

Ol T couldn't find any friends today so he took his 3 bay dogs and the ol standby catchdog. Got on a sounder that broke and his gyps stopped one sow and his Outlaw dog stopped a real big sow. The dogs rolled and caught another shoat and he caught the dogs up and went home to take a nap.

Good run for a youngster

Dang Cajun, that's a high price to pay for a hog. I hope everyone else gets healed up.

Man, I am sorry to hear that. Hoping for a good result however narrow the chances are.

Thomas got a boar the other day that looked brindle. Have y'all ever gotten one of them?

Hollowpoint, I hear ya.

I have heard Sid tell a bit different version of that story. Lmao, but he put himself in the right place to "fall" onto those briars.

With all the complaints about the younger generation it is nice to be reminded that there are good ones out there.

Sweet deal right there!

I got word from my sister that my Dad passed last night. I was trying to get back there before he died but I didn't get enough warning. Dang pneumonia worked fast. I pretty much got my love of dogs from my Dad. Him and his brother had greyhounds and hunted fox with them in the NW corner of N. Dak. This was in the 50's when I was just a pup on into the early 60's. They got retired or culls off the track down in Rapid City. They usually had an older 4 door car that they took the back seat out of and would drive the dry prairie potholes until they jumped a fox. I usually rode in the back hanging on to that round strap on the back of the front seats. The dogs and I all looking over the front seat for the fox. When they jumped the passenger would open the back door and those dogs just exploded out of there. They had a couple bigger males that were faster but the smaller females were more agile and made first contact. If they happened to get to a badger hole they had a roll of barbed wire in the trunk that they run down the hole till they heard the fox growl and then they twisted the wire up till they could pull one mad as heck fox out. There was a $2 bounty on them and it kept them in gas. Thanks for letting me ramble. RIP Pop

That's a real good outcome for that hunt, those dogs are hooking up.

That looks like a real good start considering they tried to shoot them out of there.