3-24-20 boar hog

[justincorbell]

Me and josh decided to get after em in the dark again and once again it payed off. Josh turned his slim dog loose on a pipeline a couple hundred yards from a feeder and let him go to work, well over an hour later and almost a mile away he opened up and sat down a nice boar hog that he had trailed off the feeder. We got to within 200yds of him and could tell that he had the hog bayed but it was walking on him so we sent 2 more grown dogs to him and managed to sit him down 60 yards off the road. We eased in sent the bulldog and that was that. This hog was just a bit bigger than the one we tied Sunday, we both figured him 225ish. We cut and marked him and sent him on his way.

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[HIGHWATER KENNELS]

That’s a good one. Gonna be a good Barr for sure.   


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[t-dog]

He'll for sure be a good barr. I wasn't expecting an hour later and a mile away when you said dumped at a feeder. Sounds like good dog work.

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[justincorbell]

Yea t-dog, the dog that did it is a dog josh calls slim, I believe he is coming up on 5yrs of age, he was born in my yard, he is a cross between my old smokes dogs littermate sister and a brindle dog I purchased from the Psenciks that I called camo. That was one of the best crosses I've ever personally made. Josh kept 2 bridle males and I kept a yellow male I called buddy. We caught a pile of hogs with those three dogs from dang near day one. Timing fell out right to where they were right at a year old when we started them in January and by mid March we could bring just the three of them and catch hogs pretty consistently. I lost buddy to a big boar hog and josh lost the other bridle the same way a year later. Slim is the last of the mohicans as far as that blood goes. We are waiting on 2 gyps to come in right now that are nieces to slims mother. Long term goals as of now are to keep the best of the best out of both litters and breed the best of the gyps back to slim in order to keep his blood around for the long haul. We are also planning to AI him to preserve the blood. If the track is still on my Garmin I will take a picture and post it, it won't really do it much justice but you can see how he worked the track

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[Reuben]

Justin...sounds like a really good plan...

[t-dog]

That sounds smart. I'm very critical about the consistency of a litter with my dogs. Nothing is a guarantee of course but you sure up the odds when you breed dogs out of high consistency litters like those.

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[NLAhunter]

He be dang good Barr hog

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[Austesus]

Real nice dog work. I’m starting to realize you just hide those colored dogs lol. First the brindles and now the two reverse colored ones... lol. Hopper actually has a pretty neat coat, as he has gotten older he has had more of the yellow show up behind the black. It’s almost like his two coats are different colors.


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[justincorbell]

The bridle comes from camo, if you like my dogs last year you woulda loved him. Solid as they get in the woods and a great personality/handle. I'd breed every got I have here to him right now if he was still alive! He is the last bridle dog I hace owned. Those reverses came from sissy not Willie

[Austesus]

Sounds like a stud for sure! I remember seeing some old pictures of him on here. And I gotcha, I thought you had some darkness in there that you were trying to hide only keeping the yella dogs lol.


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[justincorbell]

Lol it's been a running joke for years with me and josh. He keeps the brindles and I keep the yellas then we talk trash about em to each other in front of our other buddies and confuse the hell out of em because they all came from the same litter

[Muddy-N-Bloody]

Nice hunt bud


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