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Willing too part ways with a rough Catahoula short too med range anything under 200lbs hes catching it asking $600 call or text 9792571105 dont check email
Adanjasso54@yahoo.com

I Should’ve posted this earlier, but here you go.

I needing a small 223 or 243 for my son. He's 7 ready to drop his first buck. Its hard to find something with small stalk. Let me know what you got.
  Thanjs advance
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Located in Willis, TX

Looking for a jagd terrier pup or younger dog looking to do some specialized training for rodent work for a couple local farms as well as work blood scent with my gsp's.
Not looking to spend a fortune just need a dog with some natural instincts that can fit in tighter than my dogs.
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1.5yo female  jagdxcur female for sale . 33lbs Lightly started on hogs. Message me for more information 9035089378

Lettmroll, I might want to breed to him myself. We have had running dogs hunt with us and they are not any or much faster then the Plotts. That being said. I believe a good cur is the fastest thing in the woods or a Running dog x cur cross.

You just described how my Outlaw dog looks right now. The old coon hunters use to say they wouldn’t buy a dog that had  slick healthy ears. They said if it was a real coon dog and was being hunted, those ears were gonna be rough as heck, split, and notched up from briars and coons. I think my circle has had more dogs with eye injuries in the last 5 years than I’ve had the previous 25. I think it’s because of the way they push through brush on track, running it a lot more aggressively and faster.


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The first half of my life all the country were I lived was about 90% open because the cow kept all the under brush eat out. Even though I wished we still had that way of life, since it's gone it's taught me a few things. 1 is regardless thick coat or not, I don't need a Garmin to tell me if a dog is hustling to find a hog or if they are trying to get to a hog (actually catch up to it and stop it) that's running. A lot of times the first time I hunt with somebody they will ask if my dog's have some kind of mange. Before I answer I ask is it thick where you hunt, then I say no it's from the briars. Key places is over their eyes, down the center of the front legs, ears and some on the tail. A slick haired dog is not as noticeable but it's there if they are doing it.

Cajun where he hunts is partially cut over and partially open river bottom. My ole family dogs can do 13 in the river bottom and keep it all day but I'm the cut over their best is holding a 10 for several hours. But that dog he got from you beats them on speed, the reason I'm asking about the rest of your dogs and their speed is because I was thinking pretty heavy about breeding one of my tight bred gyps to him and keeping the quietest ones, but if he is a one of a kind then I may not.

Hey fellows haven't been on here for a minute, not because I haven't been hunting and doing what I can to improve my dog's but because I've been extremely busy. I'll try to see when the last time I posted pics and do some highlight pics to catch up. I'm surprised Mike has comment on this thread, but if you are giving conserve sc orally you should only a tenth of a cc every 10 pounds maxing out at 5 tenths (1/2) cc. If your using more than that I'm not going to say that you are going to hurt your dogs because you may not. But I can say you are wasting the med. As well I only have to give the 1/2 cc every 90 days mostly only in the summer months. My family dogs I call them already have a genetic trait of not coming in but I don't think the med has made it any worse.
But after reading this thread I thought about giving a dog on my B team 5cc's or more orally and as they piss around the yard, I want have to worry about fleas entering my place ? lol.