Hate to hear about ol Hambone. I have enjoyed following his progress. Sorry for your loss lh cracker.

Glad to hear you are out and after them old man. Been a couple times, haven’t caught any thing exceptional yet. I have had coyotes come to a bay and get within a few feet before. Good luck.

Good hunt and hogs.

I’m kind of like Cajun, good ones are harder to find now than they were 20-25 years ago. Around here, every corner has a dog for sale. Lots of people breeding dogs to sell, and make money with no purpose or thought put into it. I used to get all of mine from a friend that was the dog catcher for years. A lot of them worked out, some didn’t. Their future didn’t look too bright and if they worked it was a plus for everyone. If they make contact, it should be caught. When caught it should be on the ear. I have one now that will be 9 in February. He’s 53 lbs. in hunting shape. He’s not the prettiest, nor the most athletic one I have had. He doesn’t miss and he will not let go. I don’t mind breaking him off. When broke off, I don’t want to hear a sound out of him. I want him quiet at the house too. When I’m horseback he’ll be within 15-20 yards of my horse. He minds like he’s on a rope. Absolutely no dog or people aggression. When I figured out he was a good one, is when everyone says hey you bringing ol Hammer tomorrow aren’t you. I keep him legged up running beside me in the pasture that is full of cows. The new cows sometimes chase him, the others are used to it. If a pup is out there and barks at a cow, he’s under your feet. He knows somebody is getting a whooping and he doesn’t want it to be him. I let him go on a short chase if the hog breaks, but he comes back when I whistle. Every now and then might have to tone him. I have a nice young gyp I’m going to breed next opportunity.

Old man, there’s a fellow that lives real close to you that had one. He was a good looking dog. He said he caught good.  I can give you his name and number if you want to talk to him. He’s a great dog man and likes to talk dogs.  I haven’t seen the dog in a couple years now.

That’s awesome, good job good hunting and a nice buckle. Congratulations

Good hog, be some fine eating right there.

Those are some good hogs cracker, I hope Hambone gets healed up fully. I have enjoyed reading about him and ol Dozer. I’ve said it before but Dozer sounds like he’s making a heck of a hand as well as that little chip eater you have.

That’s a good hog, fine hunt right there.

That’s a good hog Mike. Hope that dog gets healed up soon.

Man Cajun, you guys have any more cold fronts and there won’t be any hogs left. Great job and nice shoes.

That’s fantastic, glad you caught one and that’s a good looking bulldog, but that little girl makes that hunt special. Making memories are a big deal, they tend to grow up on you and move on, you will have a great bond there , cause they don’t forget stuff like that.

Sounds like a good hunt, Clue.

Good hunt, good people and good dogs , that makes for a great time. I see black beards too , you had it made Cajun.

 Cajun, just holding out for something worth posting. We caught 7 one day and the total weight wouldn’t have been 500 lbs.  T-dog some of them dudes are shaggy and long ,  lean type hogs.  Old man that is Trip, he’s my little buddy and some sure enough good help. He’s a hand at pretty much whatever he does. You kind of have to watch your step here and there cause he might heel you with a rope, while waiting on the dogs.

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Been catching a few here and there.


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