I am having trouble posting a link from my phone but it looks like they had  a price drop, search 720p HD spy glasses.  They record in 720p High Definition, work exceptionally good for the price.  They recharge via USB and record to what ever size micro SD card you have.  I have a video I will see if I can find of the first time I used them.

My old lady bought me a cheap set of HD sunglasses camera that works great and is only $40. 

Never done jerky yet, its on my list.  We have however done sticks and they turned out awesome, we stuffed our seasons, ground pork and used green onions and chives in one batch and cheddar cheese in another.  And they turned out great.

Can't beat the animal shelter specials I guess, he is a huge good looking dog.  Leads real well, doesn't pull bad at all and is not bad at coming off with a tug and a voice command, smart I guess.

Ok so here is what I did.  I took one, the younger pit, to the training area first.  He went inside and I turned a bay dog loose on the outside.  He went in and tried to make friends I guess, ran up and tried to sniff the hog, that lasted about 2 seconds, long enough for the hog to turn and put a whooping on him.  Then the pit stepped back and started baying.  I decided I would let the bay dog, half AB half cat,  he went in and caught as he did then the pit went and caught.  He got drug around a little and I pulled him off and took the bay dog out and turned the pit loose again.  He went and caught this time on his own.  I then put him back on his chain and let the hog rest.

Next came the big older dog, he looks like an AB and pit cross, tall and broad.  Turned him in the pen with a different bay dog working the out side of the training area.  He went right to the pig and latched on an ear. It was a weird catch though, he didnt rush right in and hit the hog, it was like he went in slowly and methodically to make the catch.  I don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing, ideas?

Need some assistance, my bulldog died this week and I got some replacements I want to train.  One is a year, the other probably 2 years.  I got a hog and a pen and was looking for tips.  Planning on going to pen this afternoon.  What tips can you give me for training a bulldog?  I have heard just throw them in the pen, they will get it or they won't, but any specifics or other tactics would be much appreciated.  Thanks

Denton

Lost my #1 catch dog last night.  He was part of our family and a great all around dog, I am needing to find a replacement that is going.  I want to find a dog with similar traits, he could be turned out as long as he could hear a bay and I was gonna catch that hog.  He could be lead in close or turned out from up to 300 yards without worry, he was fearless, but smart and would catch ear and get rib to rib unless it wasn't an option  due to space.  Please text me at 9034010350 if you have a dog you think would meet the qualification. Email is denton@doublehhoghunts.com I am located in Paris, TX.

I am selling my King dog, I got him a few months ago from a fella near where I live.  He is a young started dog, about 18 months old, out of Ryan’s Fred dog and a Lacy he use to have.  When I first got King he had a real male aggression problem, which I have gotten him broken off, but I would keep an eye on him around new dogs until he was use to them.  The dog is real gamey and may bump a deer from time to time and will open up on a hot track after a hog breaks, he is a close ranging dog and stays busy the whole time, but will stick with runners for a long ways.  He has been hunted both walking and in front of my UTV/Wheeler. He has found a few hogs for me, will honor a bay, and will catch with other dogs.  I want to get out of him what I got into him $500, he is a good dog and will make a dog someday, but he doesn’t fit my pack well enough to keep him. I prefer text, 903-401-0350, or email denton@doublehhoghunts.com.  Located South of Paris, TX.

To make a long story short I bought a house, lost my job, and still need to install a septic system.  Therefore regretfully I need to sell all but 2 of my dogs and my four wheelers, see post titled same in dog trade.

1st  2007 400 Yamaha Big Bear 4x4, looks rough runs fine, 27" Vampires. $2000 paid more less than a year ago, under book value, needs selenoid



2nd 1991 Honda Foreman 300 4x4, even though old this bike is in great shape and runs like a top $1750




Yes it Pulled this Truck Out!

3rd Four Wheeler/ Utility Trailer, this trailer will carry both of these four wheelers and can be pulled through the timber loaded by a 4 wheeler. $450


300 in Back of Truck, 400 on Trailer

I also Have a 4 Door Dog Box I am needing to get rid of. 

Email denton@doublehhoghunts.com
Text Prefered 9034010350

Located South of Paris, TX

To make a long story short I bought a house, lost my job, and still need to install a septic system.  Therefore regretfully I need to sell all but 2 of my dogs and my four wheelers, see post titled same in classifeds.  

First, are my NALC Catahoula pups, a little over a year old and been hunting in front of my four wheeler with my lead dog since about 7 months old.  These pups are both due to strike on there own at any time.  They are short to medium range dogs, and know what a bay and a hog is.  One is fairly rough and will be caught as soon as another rough dog gets there.  The other I would call semi rough, he was bay and bay and when you get there he will start grabing ahold.  I am asking $500 each for these dogs, I raised them as pups and think they are coming along good and will make good dogs when they mature.








Second, Another NALC Catahoula pup, approximately 8 months old, Saltydog Catahoula.  Jaeger has been in a pen a couple of times, and knows what a hog is, and been to the woods twice, both were dry runs, but pushed on farther on the second trip and stayed out longer as the day carried on.  In the pen he is all teeth, not alot of bark.  Coming from his line he should be a short range and rough, just haven't had a lot of time to work him yet.  Paid quite a bit for him as a 9 week old puppy, asking $500 obo




Third, I have 2 APBR registered Blue pits, these pups are out of my catch dogs, both blues.  They are approximately 3 months old, one male one female.  Asking $250 for the male, $300 for the female.  



Both Pups


Male--Goose (Pick of Litter)


Female


Dam--Approximately 55 lbs


Sire--Approximately 70 lbs

Fourth, Set of Catahould Bull Dog Xs.  These dogs have been bred by a hog hunter to get the type of dogs he wanted.  They are only about 6 months old, and been in the pen twice.  They both fired off right away, as soon as they saw a pig they bayed for just a bit and started catching.  These will make super rough dogs for someone.  Asking $250 Ea.



Email at denton@doublehhoghunts.com
Or text me at 9034010350

Located South of Paris, TX

Check this link, it should help explain a bit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catahoula_Leopard_Dog

3 Boys and 5 Girls, APBR registered. Sire is my main catch dog, Dam was showed hog once and went right in and grabbed hold.  Sir can be turned loose aways from bay and be caught when get there, I have seen him chase down an catch a hog at 900 yards when a  bay broke. ASking $300 for males & $350 for females. Be ready in 6 weeks. Text 3192090884 or email dhumphrey@daisyfarms.com


Sire


Dam with Litter


Males


Females

Large Solid dog box for sale. 4' long x 3' wide x 2' tall.  All metal, can load with one person empty.  4 door, work best on a flat bed, could use paint.  Asking $300, located in Paris, TX  Text 3192090844 or email dhumphrey@daisyfarms.com


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I just put it threw the loops and leave it on there wish there was a way to put the trash breaker on there as well..

Some cut collars can be purchased with two loops, but the shock may not penetrate, would be good for the Garmin and the older types together.

Same here, my aunt had a dalmation, a female, pretty, pretty dog, but mean as hell.  Would bite dang near anyone with out notice...

My cut collars all have loops on them, I lace my garmin's through them and leave them on there.

I agree... I've seen some good short range dogs hunt Jimmy. It's just not my kind of dog, nor what I am looking for. I don't think that all of em will leave a hog or track at there limit, but I don't want a short range dog that does leave a hog or track at 1000+ yards though. I want whatever dog it is that is on the ground hunting to stay with anything they see until it sits or outruns them. JMO though.
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Ryan

This is how most of my dogs are, stays within 200 or so yards until hits whatever turns them on, then they go, they go 500+ plan on catching something, unless they go 1.5+, they usually come back.  I like them like that, they run we just move down the trail and strike another.  Most of the places I hunt have pretty good populations so it works well, however taking one of my dogs to a different area, they may not work.  In short, should you run into any of these type, let me know

let me look around the house, I think I still have all my old DC20s, might could send em to ya.

Not a big fan of long range dogs, I like to spend my time finding and catching hogs, not chasing dogs all day/night.  Short range that goes when it gets on one...

Sportsmix, Blue or Black, depends how much I am hunting...