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jagdtank
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« Reply #40 on: September 11, 2014, 10:01:22 pm » |
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I dont know about rough curs.I wouldn't mind if any size hog was a caught hog. I would like to have that blue tick for sure though! I have noticed about every dog i see for sale around here is gotti razer edge.I'm thinking maybe your pits further south are closer to game bred lines or something. this bulldog pup i have is from brave heart kennels in saint louis. she is a tall pup that carries herself like a puma. I figure she will turn out I put her in with a 40 lb pig she is 13 weeks old. she trys to eat him if he comes near her. this fella gave me a pup worth a couple grand at least i looked him up online. papers and all on the condition i report progress to him so he can test gameness. he drove from saint louis twice to meet up which is five or six hour drive.I figure you're gonna bread a good line of dogs if your that serious about your performance. she is awesome i sure hope she turns out i'm going to have a hard time parting with her if not.
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Teag_D
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« Reply #41 on: September 12, 2014, 08:46:01 am » |
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Jagdtank, thats cool. I know the guy (via the web) who gave you the pup to try out. I have offered the same to hunters when I have had litters but being in Buffalo, N.Y. makes it quite a drive. I think its beneficial to both parties tho. Hope the pup works out.
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warrent423
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« Reply #43 on: September 13, 2014, 11:05:39 am » |
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Three stock bred " rough as they need to be" cur dogs should be able to stop and anchor anything that walks, at least the ones bred where I'm from  |
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Catchin hogs cracker style
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Emory G
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« Reply #44 on: September 19, 2014, 02:16:46 pm » |
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I have couple of rcd type dogs that will function as a lead in as well. I've had success with both finding hogs a number of times. One of em is a blue lacy/American bulldog and the other is a cat/pit. The lacy/bulldog is a stockier built dog but quick and very fast and has a surprisingly good nose. The cat/pit is a tall tall dog. Lots of leg under him and doesn't wear out fast at all. Just thought I'd give some input on this topix
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Dino1
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« Reply #45 on: September 19, 2014, 07:27:47 pm » |
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Two crosses popular in Georgia and Florida panhandle:
American Bulldog x Redbone hound
American Bulldog x birddog
Popular in Louisiana and Mississippi: Johnson American Bulldog x game bred pitbull (many believe this is the ultimate bulldog, just can't get any better)
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