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« Reply #60 on: January 24, 2012, 08:17:10 am » |
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Hillcountry is my hunting buddy and yes that is a invite Txhogsanddogs when u coming!!  |
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« Reply #61 on: January 24, 2012, 08:30:29 am » |
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@hoghunter 74109 I do have to agree with you on your last post. The more pics of cut up dogs and headless hogs are for fueling Petas fire. Think before you post. Now lets get back to stickin or dragn em out jk O0w
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« Reply #62 on: January 24, 2012, 08:46:49 am » |
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Hillcountry is my hunting buddy and yes that is a invite Txhogsanddogs when u coming!! Hell yeah, lets plan on something in Feb or March. Ill be down in that area hunting the TDHA. |
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« Reply #63 on: January 24, 2012, 09:26:36 am » |
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every body has there own style and way of hunting , every one likes a diffrent style of dog from long to short range , rough to stay back , but we all luv one sport , dont let the little stuff seperate us , just my 2 cents
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« Reply #64 on: January 24, 2012, 09:39:47 am » |
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Hillcountry is my hunting buddy and yes that is a invite Txhogsanddogs when u coming!! Hell yeah, lets plan on something in Feb or March. Ill be down in that area hunting the TDHA. JP, Y'all be sure and leave your guns at home, just carry the camera. I want to see the video of him legging and tying one of those bad boys after climbing up and down a couple canyons, and having to leg the hog on the edge of a 100' cliff.  |
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« Reply #65 on: January 24, 2012, 09:47:44 am » |
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Making a stick and legging one is no difference, in fact you have more room to play by just legging one Circel C but I'm sure you know that! What's the argument for anyways? Everyone has there way! Legging or sticking isn't any better than the next NEW way. I'll hang onto my old way is all I'm saying and yes i love a challenge and would love the chance at some of JP's boars! |
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« Reply #66 on: January 24, 2012, 09:52:22 am » |
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Chris I don't doubt the man can tie one hell I can tie them all day but getting them out is another story may need to rent a helicopter but it will be fun to watch I will bring my camera so I can get Txhogsanddogs first stick!!  |
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« Reply #67 on: January 24, 2012, 09:56:03 am » |
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That's why I made the reference to the guns... Some places it's better to just shoot them and leave them lay. I'll tie, stick, shoot...it doesn't matter to me. It's more to do with the terrain. When I go hunt with JP, the only catch dog I bring is a .357 levergun. Seems a lot of people forget how large and diverse Texas is... hard to find a "best" way for the entire state. There have been a handful of posts in this thread that don't acknowledge the differences in landscape and why there are different methods of catching/killing.
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« Reply #68 on: January 24, 2012, 09:56:20 am » |
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Chris I don't doubt the man can tie one hell I can tie them all day but getting them out is another story may need to rent a helicopter but it will be fun to watch I will bring my camera so I can get Txhogsanddogs first stick!! Now i didn't say i could get them out. What is frustrating it that I can get a wheeler anywhere to get my hogs out but I have cut a 8ft tree plenty of times and carried between his legs to get him out. Ive stuck some before but where i am i don't have to stick them. I just don't like when someone post you can't around here!!! Well I'm not around HERE. Man, we do need to hook up and make a run though. Yes, and please video all you want. I need some good footage because everything around me is way to thick. |
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« Reply #69 on: January 24, 2012, 09:57:59 am » |
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That's why I made the reference to the guns... Some places it's better to just shoot them and leave them lay. I'll tie, stick, shoot...it doesn't matter to me. It's more to do with the terrain. When I go hunt with JP, the only catch dog I bring is a .357 levergun. Seems a lot of people forget how large and diverse Texas is... hard to find a "best" way for the entire state. There have been a handful of posts in this thread that don't acknowledge the differences in landscape and why there are different methods of catching/killing.
I'm with you there. The terrain is the factor for sure. Around me it's ruff but how i drive my rhino i can usually get within 100yds of the hog! |
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« Reply #70 on: January 24, 2012, 09:58:20 am » |
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Listen hear guys...I am not against a hunter killing an animal and kill them as you wish. BUT U LISTEN To WHAT I AM GETTING READY TO TELL U. The pig sticking videos and the cutting heads off that are posted on websites and youtube are going to be our demise. Other topics on these forums about showing your cut up dogs and these pig sticking videos are going to get us in trouble. Dog hunting in many states is already at risk. FARMERS HEAR THIS....the guys that are catching your hogs and showing pig sticking videos and cutting heads off just to bragg about it, are the same guys you can blame when hog dogging becomes illegal. I am fine with a hunter showing a picture of his kill or capture, but showing a actual video of it of the sticking in my mind is not right. Fellas, kill what you want, but you better watch how you show it.
I don't want to start a debate about what's right and wrong. I just would like to say that stabbing a hog is part of it, and if we have to hide what we do then, IMO, we have already lost. I have posted a video online and it is on YouTube, but it is of our crew doing what we do best... And that's find and either kill or remove hogs. We do not post pics of dogs cut up and laid up, not do we tell graphic stories. The stabs that we do have on vid are done quick and the animal dies within a couple seconds rather than getting shot 3-5 times, and I'm not knocking shooting hogs either. We also put a lot of thought into the clips that were shown and how they were shown as well, with placements of pics into the vid to take certain things out. In my opinion, yes, there are a few more things that could have been changed, but it still is politically correct as possible considering we are showing videos of animals being found and bayed and then being dispatched, but that is the real deal and that is why we show it. There is one big 400+ lbs boar hog in our video that could have been taken care of a little better, but everything doesn't always go perfect out there either. We do the best we can with what we are given and then put in the time and effort to make sure it is acceptable. In doing so, with over 1600 hits in less than 6 months have received zero negative responses. We do not brag about what we do, we simply put it together for people to enjoy and see what we do. I may be by myself in this, but I enjoy seeing everyone's vids and pics, and I think that is up to us to all stick together, and no matter how we all do decide to hunt, think about what and how we post, so we do not "lose" to the antis. JMO |
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« Reply #71 on: January 24, 2012, 09:58:46 am » |
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Yuo come to the hillcountry with just a piece of rope and you will be useing it for a tourniquet. you will have a large vet bill and no places to hunt these ranchers dont play that game. [/quote Is that an invite? I'm in if the Crow's can come?? Lol JP is coming down to hunt the pine plantations and with the crows in the Cleveland tournament in 3 weeks!! I'm sure we'll make it to those mountains sooner or later.. But like they said I bet the hard part is getting a tied hog out more so than getting him tied. It all varies from property to property on what people wanna do |
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« Reply #72 on: January 24, 2012, 10:14:04 am » |
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DAMN GUYS, Who care who sticks or ties or etc............. I catch and tie everything that I can sale and stick everything else. Everyone has their own way. Some like curs,some like hounds,some like dogos, Some dogs I would not feed and others think they are the greatest. We are helping control the population of hogs. Does'nt matter how we do it. I have never posted a pic of anything on any web site. The less anyone knows the less headaches we all have. My photos are for my photo album and my family to enjoy, And I catch alot of hogs over the year. The days of working hogs is over in my area. |
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« Reply #73 on: January 24, 2012, 03:19:53 pm » |
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Just don't get mad at me for me watching my back and yours too. I'm all about the video showing hogs bayed and I love looking at the final pics. I am just saying, you never know who is watching the part of the video where you are stabbing a hog. Whether we like it or not, not everybody agrees with this and there is somebody out there that is going to try to make an issue out of it. Just wait! Then we are stuck with defending ourselves. It is kind of like a bad employee....all they have to do is make one issue and say they were mistreated, them I am stuck dealing with that for weeks.
I think your videos could be slightly shorter and edit the filming so that stabbing is not out there for everybody to see. Heck, I was probably one of the 1600 that watched, heck I may have watched two or three times.
If there is ever a hill country hog hunt, i want in it! I want my plotts in that hunt! When you got plotts like mine, all you need is a bulldog and rope. the only knife I carry is my little Case...use it for barring!!!
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« Reply #74 on: January 24, 2012, 04:02:23 pm » |
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I am not getting mad... Just simply stating that it is better, IMO, to be real, but cautious at the same time. The stabbing happens and yes, some people may not like it... But to the people that would like to use it against us, all I say is that it is better than a lot of the ways that people take care of swine. I think stabbing a hog and BBQing it for all to enjoy is a lot better than barring it or shooting a whole sounder and leaving them where they are shot to waist. But that is just my opinion and to each his/her own. We unfortunately do not have a 4wheeler at the moment, but once we do there will be lots more catch and tie. but that doesn't mean we won't still stab a few!!! lol! BUT your opinion s and concerns have been duly noted and taken down. Thanks for the advice. |
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« Reply #75 on: January 24, 2012, 04:59:50 pm » |
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 who needs a 4 wheeler for an excuse to get a pig home u got 2 legs we carry them for damn miles is all part of it |
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« Reply #76 on: January 24, 2012, 05:52:11 pm » |
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Listen hear guys...I am not against a hunter killing an animal and kill them as you wish. BUT U LISTEN To WHAT I AM GETTING READY TO TELL U. The pig sticking videos and the cutting heads off that are posted on websites and youtube are going to be our demise. Other topics on these forums about showing your cut up dogs and these pig sticking videos are going to get us in trouble. Dog hunting in many states is already at risk. FARMERS HEAR THIS....the guys that are catching your hogs and showing pig sticking videos and cutting heads off just to bragg about it, are the same guys you can blame when hog dogging becomes illegal. I am fine with a hunter showing a picture of his kill or capture, but showing a actual video of it of the sticking in my mind is not right. Fellas, kill what you want, but you better watch how you show it.
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« Reply #77 on: January 24, 2012, 06:15:56 pm » |
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who needs a 4 wheeler for an excuse to get a pig home u got 2 legs we carry them for damn miles is all part of it LMAO!!! That's a great pic! I'm talkin catch and tie alive though. We kill most and break them down on site and carry out the trophies, but on occasion we will have a 4wheeler or a side-by-side handy... that's when it gets really fun. Oh, we WILL have one soon I tell you!  I mean, look at Eric! LOL! had to buddy!  |
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« Reply #78 on: January 24, 2012, 06:19:15 pm » |
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we usually tie every hog and every 1 is sold only way we stick is if we get in a bad situation but i do understand the fact (different strokes for different folks)
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« Reply #79 on: January 24, 2012, 07:35:31 pm » |
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Ryan, the difference between you and me is you carry them for miles dead, i carry them for miles or as far as I have to alive! How big was that hog you were carrying? Once I get to my side-by-side, they ride alive all the way home. Then they are dispatched. They go back to my pen until I am ready to butcher.
Moon, your post is ignorant becuase you don't know..and you spelled PEDA wrong. It is PETA. You obviously know a lot about this dont you. Mt b!@th is about people that are posting stuff that doesn't need to be posted.
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