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BOSS HOGG
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« on: October 20, 2012, 10:32:35 am »

They are good dogs have alot of go to them and no quit. But they are not $3500 dogs to me. Sold a redtick gyp on here while back for half that and they couldnt dust her shoes. I have seen them trash on deer skunk etc. Mouthy on track is the brindle dog way to loose cant shut a runner down alone. Hunt the rds alot from what i saw of them. If you like loose dogs that just go they are awesome. I prefer a dog that runs a track not stumbles on a track LOL. I just think they miss alot of tracks because they are to busy just hauling a$$. A long range dog to me hunts out in half circles and moves out 2-300 yds at a time not burns ass straight to 1000yds not checking anything in between. Dont know what you ended up paying 0 of my business but i would have givin around 2000 for the pair. Thats what i offered but he was deeper in than that i believe. The main problem with them is they have 0 shut down power we use to chase them dark till daylite catch 0 meanwhile my gritter med range dogs would produce. I dont mean to insult you in anyway that just my honest opinion on the gyps.
If you are happy with them thats awesome just not my cup of tea for that kinda money
Na not insulting at all and i agree with u in some cases, I cant really defend the dogs seeing as how ive only hunted them once but from what ive seen they r loose baying dogs which personally i do prefer. Personally i wont pay serious money for a dog thats more likely to be killed, jmo. But i will agree that they will need help shutting one down, But will give them credit that they will run it until it wants to stop. I dont feel they have reached  half theyre potential seeing as how they are around 2 1/2 and still not very mature and if i do decide to keep them that will play a major roll. As far as overlooking tracks once again i would have to see with time but when i turned them loose i sent them in a total oppisite direction on the first hog they struck, yes they did hit the ground rollin but hit the brakes and lined the hog out and stuck with it. All in all i think they'll make a dog But i appreciate your input.
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