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noelle
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« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2011, 11:07:51 am »

Mayb so circle c but my (good) dogs would never b sold even if I had to live under a bridge and use them as pillows... I been ropin as long as I have been hog huntin I hope To see u at a ropin somewhere where bouts u rope at?  Sure if u have 30 dogs and loose Ur job some have to go... But I bet the best ones don't go first... The least liked ones go first no need in sugar coatin it cuz that's the truth of it, I have welded outta town on pipelines for months and sold off all but 3 dogs and they went with me and stayed in hotel rooms on the road with me, wasnt the ideal situation but it was the dogs or the job...a good jam up dog usually doesn't have a lot of ownership changes and anyone that has a sellin out add is obviously gonna try  to justify why there sellin out and I'm sure Workin and lack of working are legit reasons for sellin out and I wasn't really referring to that but just wanted to bring up that a good bit of the time the dogs Gettin sold are not 100% jam up priceless finished dogs that just can't afford to feed  but to some extent are culls that are wantin thinned out for some reason... I avoid the sell out approach by having 5-6 (good) dogs and that's it... If I can't catch hogs with just a couple then I just won't hunt... I'm not Runnin a kennel or puppy mill I have hog dogs and there's no way I could hunt 30 of them so I see no reason to own that many... common sence but it's just my opinion.  beware of someone selling multiple dogs as far as finished or older dogs are concerned Wink
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