Some March Hunts

[Cajun]

These are some hunts in March. Had Andy Becker , Larry Smith, Charles Gainse and his Grandsons and also hunted with Scotty Needham and his father in law Steve. we have gotten on some good boars and have had a lot of dogs cut up. Yesterday with Scotty Needham, Larry Smith and Andy we got on a real nice boar and he bayed right up with about 5 or 6 Plotts on him. Hard to believe because this place is known for running hogs. Caught him(hog on the log) and Scotty had a race going. dumped some Plotts into his race and we ran this hog for hours. Finally got him stopped and caught but it came with a cost. He killed my Primetime dog and one of Scottys. One of Scottys dogs died later that afternoon so this hog cost us 3 good dogs. Between Larry, Scottys and my dogs is like a War zone Veterinarian hospital. March has been hard on us. We have never lost 3 dogs to one hog before. The hog on the log went about 250#, The two last pics, are of the killer hog and he went 275-300#.












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[WayOutWest]

Dang Cajun, that's a high price to pay for a hog. I hope everyone else gets healed up.

[make-em-squeel]

Toothy rank boars there nice job

[t-dog]

Man I hate that for ole Primetime and you as well. They don’t make enough god ones to lose them as fast as y’all lost those three. If there’s a high side it’s that he left the world doing what he loved. Those were good hogs.


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[NLAhunter]

Dang cajun hate to hear that hope the rest heal up for yall some good hogs

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[The Old Man]

  Some really good hogs, and as you said a steady diet of them comes at a cost. Sure hate to hear about the loss of dogs, they're not automatically replaceable, but I'm sure you guys will weather the storm. Hog dogs and bear dogs have a high risk occupation.

[make-em-squeel]

are those plots wide open on a track?

[Cajun]

are those plots wide open on a track?

   They sure are. The black hog on the log, we turned 6 Plotts loose and the were open trailing right to his bed and has a solid bay up.  Now the hog that killed the dogs, we ran his but for 5 or 6 hours before he bayed. I believe the reason he was so hard on the dogs, the bayed him in a ditch next to the road and they couldn't get out of his way. He broke out of there when we were coming up and went 450 yards and bayed again.