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Beejay
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« on: October 18, 2009, 07:22:14 pm » |
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We are having the same problem in our area. Once they decide to run it'll take a grizzly bear to stop em. We hunt a lot of bayou land and when they break, straight for the bayou. Swim it and never look back. I have been looking for a running catchdog, I've heard these Mason catdo's are the real thing. I lost a good bulldog a while back that would run to any bay he could hear and catch. He didn't survive very long. This is what concerns me on a running catch, making it to the bay before the dog recieves to much damage. A friend of mine also had a good BMC that was catchy. They bayed a pile of hogs, the BMC caught a sow and a big boar came and hit him from the back. Took quite a few stitches to repair him. This is another thing that worries me on a running catch. What is ya'lls recomendations on a good running catch?
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