RCD types and breeds yall are using

Cracker you speak of my dogs and the type that I use as though you have experience with them. I know you don't because of how you describe them. To you its a theory and assumption. You have a theory about these dogs and you try to twist everything into it and what can't be twisted to fit you disregard. As I've stated i use these dogs in many ways. Pictures I've posted recently prove it. Yes i hunt the open stuff but I hunt all types of stuff including brush, woods, swamps, water, it matters not. I go where the pigs are. I'm able to be so diverse because the dogs enable it. Their is nothing magical about an environment that prohibits such dogs from being able to hunt it and do well in it. Your just being irrational.
   I've not put you or your dogs down, I have made no stabs at anyone or their dogs. I created this thread so that all of us as RCD guys can talk about our dogs and share how we use them. Where was the harm in that? I do not wish to divide people. There is already enough misinformation about RCDs and as illustrated by you a ton of misinformation about the type and style that I use. Why is it so offensive to some that I speak of these dogs. Do you think i fabricate things? Do you see me in here trying to sale dogs or am I just showing and sharing? I'm not peddling or even advocating people get these dogs, yet you seem to have implied that earlier in order lend credit to your narrative.
   There are many things I can do to show more about these dogs. I can take pictures of the garmin screen showing them 800 yards or 1 a mile but that's not me. I can if you'd like though. Fact is I want efficiency and diversity. This efficiency in my dog type prevents easy catches from become something more. It prevents a 200 yard find from becoming an 800 yard catch. It prevents a pig found here from running over there.
   I send 2 dogs to a group in a feild. 2 pigs caught right there in the feild. Then one or two more caught deep in the brush because the same two dogs roled out and went into the woods across big deep creeks and caught more in the brush where the pigs run to. Often times they role out again and catch another but I'm wet because I've swam a creek or exhausted because I've run so much. To me that's a job well done by my dogs. If I don't make my dogs stay at the catch and then clip them on a lead and walk them back they role out. All you want to see and add to your theory about my dogs is just the crop work. I walk hunt them, I hunt behind them in a hoopie, I cast them, I sight hunt them, etc etc. Why limit myself to just one way. I have this type dog for a reason, because they aren't limited to this or that.
   Making claims as though they are factual about my dogs or my style despite never having hunted with me and my dogs is improper at a minimum. I don't really care to say much more again on this. I hope I have brought clarity to this narrative and debunked some of these ill fated theories.