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« Reply #80 on: April 16, 2013, 11:21:13 pm »

Cajun you had a pretty good cur dog named Dawg back in the day.
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« Reply #81 on: May 03, 2013, 09:32:12 am »



If you say, well obviously, no. Then why would you call a dog whos got no desire or ability to do the basic function that everyone wants, a hog dog? And why would you breed it?
Only reason I could think is if you are into bay pen dogs. Then the striking isn't needed so your just breeding suicidal help dogs.
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« Reply #82 on: May 03, 2013, 09:46:32 am »



If you say, well obviously, no. Then why would you call a dog whos got no desire or ability to do the basic function that everyone wants, a hog dog? And why would you breed it?
Only reason I could think is if you are into bay pen dogs. Then the striking isn't needed so your just breeding suicidal help dogs.

I didn't think bay pen dogs were suicidal. Either way pretty much bay busters or culls.
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« Reply #83 on: May 03, 2013, 08:41:30 pm »



If you say, well obviously, no. Then why would you call a dog whos got no desire or ability to do the basic function that everyone wants, a hog dog? And why would you breed it?
Only reason I could think is if you are into bay pen dogs. Then the striking isn't needed so your just breeding suicidal help dogs.
if you all want help dogs and bay pen dogs just get u some Catahoula's that's all most of them are good at if you want good strike dogs breed dogs with good nose's like hounds and bird dogs with good blood lines

I didn't think bay pen dogs were suicidal. Either way pretty much bay busters or culls.
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« Reply #84 on: May 03, 2013, 08:54:43 pm »

You can do just as good and most of the time better with a well bred Cur dog  Wink
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« Reply #85 on: May 04, 2013, 08:12:22 pm »

Let me ask another question to spur some discussion since y'all are being awful quiet and I've still got a few hours before I get home.

If you had a hound who had never found and treed a coon, would you call it a coon dog?

If you had a heeler who wouldn't go pester a cow, would you tell people he was a cow dog?

If you had a lab who wouldnt go into cold water and fetch a
Duck, would you brag on your bird dog?

If you say, well obviously, no. Then why would you call a dog whos got no desire or ability to do the basic function that everyone wants, a hog dog? And why would you breed it?

Tbob...throughout out the years I have hunted with a few folks that thought they had a good strike dog when in fact it was a good help dog...

so to keep from writing 3 pages on what a good hog dog is I just cut to the chase and just say it like this...take the hog dog hunting by himself and if he can find, trail and bring a hog to bay then you have a hog dog worthy of his feed...that is about as simple as I can say it...but as you know there are lots of different styles of hog dogs but I am talking about dogs that are casted out or roaded...
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« Reply #86 on: May 05, 2013, 12:18:54 pm »

Let me ask another question to spur some discussion since y'all are being awful quiet and I've still got a few hours before I get home.

If you had a hound who had never found and treed a coon, would you call it a coon dog?

If you had a heeler who wouldn't go pester a cow, would you tell people he was a cow dog?

If you had a lab who wouldnt go into cold water and fetch a
Duck, would you brag on your bird dog?

If you say, well obviously, no. Then why would you call a dog whos got no desire or ability to do the basic function that everyone wants, a hog dog? And why would you breed it?

Tbob...throughout out the years I have hunted with a few folks that thought they had a good strike dog when in fact it was a good help dog...

so to keep from writing 3 pages on what a good hog dog is I just cut to the chase and just say it like this...take the hog dog hunting by himself and if he can find, trail and bring a hog to bay then you have a hog dog worthy of his feed...that is about as simple as I can say it...but as you know there are lots of different styles of hog dogs but I am talking about dogs that are casted out or roaded...


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« Reply #87 on: May 06, 2013, 09:10:13 pm »

Jimmy if that dog is as good as you say I hope he can smell one of these five female I got when they come in!
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« Reply #88 on: May 06, 2013, 09:11:43 pm »

And while I got you read my lacy post !
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