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« Reply #60 on: February 25, 2008, 04:32:00 pm » |
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Like a old man told me one time and he was dead serious. Take your strike dogs and rub them down with (sow -in -heat) scent and them big male hogs won't break bay. NOWS THATS LOGICALL,,BUT Realdog will get mad at me if I tell all our tricks of the trade..HEEE--HEEE-HEEE  |
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« Reply #61 on: February 25, 2008, 05:29:23 pm » |
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If a person is given the opportunity to go horse back they should but I personally would recomend thinking twice about it if you don't ride well just for the saftey of you and your horses. Hunting horse back is a bit different than riding someones horse around the arena. Just my opinion.
Yup, alot of people think they are good riders until they have to work off the horse or do multiple things while riding a horse.  |
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« Reply #62 on: February 25, 2008, 07:55:51 pm » |
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Russ,i don't know where home is but in Waller county these guys day work horses and dogs and are known for it and throw ropes with national pro ropers from around hempstead to montgomery.and as far as the king ranch I'm not sure your not gonna get your bubble busted.these people guided for hog hunting through the owners of (Wally world) on that ranch now i'm not gonna drop names here but i asure you the facts are straight.
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I believe they came down here just not King Ranch. I grew up in Santa Fe with Clay and a few others on here. But they were working on the Jones Ranch, not King. The Waltons have had a quail lease over towards Rachel and Tacubuya on Dick Jones' Colorado Alto ranch for years. I also believe they are the real thing, just the location given is about 45 mins south-southwest of Kingsville and 20 minutes away from the Encino Division of King Ranch. |
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uva uvam videndo varia fit Like having my own little fuzzy convict, he steals, is violent and from what I saw him doing to his teddy bear obviously sexually frustrated. |
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« Reply #63 on: February 26, 2008, 12:22:16 pm » |
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Hipockets,you said you wouldn't tell them Dang It,,,,,,,please don't show them how to do it or any pic of our methods.YOU PROMISED........... And it served a dual porpuse caught all the boar hogs and broke you from bitting your nails.  Realdogs |
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« Reply #64 on: February 26, 2008, 02:52:18 pm » |
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c Miller,
I have witnessed on one occasion of a person baying the hog. It was Thomas w/ Ugly Dog Ranch. We had a couple of bays going, and catch dogs loose. He spotted a hog "hiding" and barked/bayed at it. One of his catch dogs came in and caught the hog. Would not have believed it, had I not seen it with my own eyes. Could have been a fluke, but it was neat regardless.
That's like walking around the brush moo-ing like a cow to get a baby calf to walk out.... |
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« Reply #65 on: February 26, 2008, 04:48:49 pm » |
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When we used to run a couple herds of goats, we had 3 Great Pyrenees LGD's. If they were out of sight and we needed them back for some reason, we would grab a kid goat, flip it over,let it bawl, and the Pyr's would come running.
Along the same lines, we have had a catch dog out when a bay busted. Could not call her back in. We tied a bay dog off to a tree, and walked a hundred yards or so. The bay dog started barking, the catch dog came running. Has worked for us twice now.
Some things just work.
Brute, can you call a calf out? Never seen it, done, but does it work?
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« Reply #66 on: February 26, 2008, 05:37:08 pm » |
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It has worked for me several times before, learned it young from my grandmother.  Our cattle like to leave the calves in the brush for a good week, some times two. |
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