Suspicious CD up for sell....?

[Dogs,hogs,coons]

**By no means am I trying to point anyone out**
     Just stuck at a cross road on this one. Just don't see the reason or how truthful this is. There is a CD on the trade for sell that will go to a bay 300 yards out Rarely have I heard a bay from 300 yards? Unless conditions are perfect. Or maybe my dogs don't have a loud enough bark. Besides that, who in there right mind would cut a CD lose at 300 yards?! Thoughts? Opinions?
 

[clinton]

I don't send my catch dog from 300 for any reason if the bay dogs can't hold it tell I get there then hope I get him the second time they stop him, but I hear my dogs at 300 all the time but I'd say that's about max, I use to hunt with just my ears and the way the dogs left out so rarely do I look at the Garmin other than to secure my thought of hearing lol

[Shotgun wg]

I have seen a CD sent from 400 to a hog that was just walking down a turn row. Short race hog never knew what happened until it was over. Personally I run a rough catchy pack with a RCD. If I had a CD I would send him from further than I can see if I thought they needed the help. Truth is I can't outrun a dog.

[muleskinner]

I quests that depends on what type of country or terrain your in. We turn our catch dogs a lot further than that to a bay. In open country and mesquites you can hear a dog bay far off.

[Silverton Boar Dogs]

I send from over 300 a lot. In my country I have heard a bay from way over a mile.

Lots of different ways to play this game and lots of difference in the country we all hunt and the holding dogs that we use.

[brad s]

I hunt with few people that let there catch dogs run loose an will go to bay lot farther than 300. I let mine run loose sometimes but mine will go to a bay as long as he can hear. Around here in right conditions u can hear one a mile away

[Rocking Y]

I personally have to be right there looking at the bay or within range to hear the hog. I hunt where people run a lot of livestock and even though my dogs are livestock broke 300 yards is a lot of room for error

[KevinN]

Depends on terrain, vegetation, wind direction. We hear ours from 300-400 pretty regular. Out to 3/4 mile or more in open terrain.

I don't like to cut CD loose outside 75 yards but that's just my preference.

[Curcross1987]

I send my cd as soon as I can hear the bay I have sent mine as far as 7/10 of a mile

[bob]

I don't send mine in until we are close , most of the time we  are 75 yards or so , I also believe a lot of room for era at further distances in our terrain , at further distances your catch dog could be trashed before you get there , I see it as I'm his back up and I want to be right behind him and not let him get trashed while I'm trying to get there

[Fixitlouie]

Depends on country,,, you cant hear a bay over two hills and a chit load of trees. Even if its 100 yards or less....but cold,thin air open country I can see that

from me.....who else. tapatalk

[hillbilly]

I like to be as close as possible. I like to be able to hear the hog breathing cause you can't hardly see them in these pine thickets. I have seen it take 30 minutes or more to get 300 yards. You never know what is between you and the dogs.

[reatj81]

I 300 yds is easily done.   I like to watch each bay before I send dogs.  Most often I am able to watch the catch, that's the good stuff.  If the wind is correct I can often hear the dogs at 1 mi or more.

[halfbreed]

  lol  get you a hearing aid son  !   heck there wasn't a place I hunted around my old farm that I couldn't hear the dogs I left at the house raising cain because they didn't get to go hunting .   300 yards ain't that far , I wont do it but not because my bulldog doesn't want to . sometimes I thought about it to save myself from being dragged to a bay . I have some loud mouth dogs for sale for you boys that need a little volume in your pack   lol  .

[t.wilbanks]

Some places we hunt the dogs can be a mile and sound like they are pretty close... Then there's been times at the same places we couldn't hear them at a few hundred...

[justincorbell]

Some places we hunt the dogs can be a mile and sound like they are pretty close... Then there's been times at the same places we couldn't hear them at a few hundred...

Same here T.Wil......... on some of the deer leases we hunt you are lucky to hear them at 500yds due to the thick cover and others you can hear the dogs from over 1/2 a mile, all depends of the location/ terrain that we are hunting.

[djhogdogger]

 All depends on the catch dog. Breed, build, and that sort of thing. We use pits so we try to get them as close as possible but I guess if you are running dogs that catch with the catch dog and he is a leggy sort of dog, 300 yards isn't too bad.

Also depending on terrain and situation..... like how quickly you can get to them after the catch.

But if I were advertising my cd. I could honestly say that he would go to the bay from 300 yards. We just wont let him do it. LOL 

[grunterhunter28]

Mine is a walk in dog a rcd ect ur catch dogs the one u believe in the most the one that's going.aginst the pig.the one u trust in. My catch dogs my favorite dogs. And in order to fill sucess and fill the bond within ur animals athlitism u judge weather or not ur dog can handle it IV sent mine half a male stayed cought on a 280 boar hog I.get there the deal is sealed. Just depends on ur style

[NChoghunter]

Can hear these ol treein walkers of mine brawlin over 1/2 mile away some times futher

[tusky1970]

I got a pit gyp  I run on the ground all the time she can be 500 yards from the strike dog hunting on her own but if they bay she go to them like a rocket