T bob, if you were askin me what I was sayin was that if I dont use catchy dogs that sill flat catch the hog where he finds it I wont get that hog unless it 20 miles later. When these hogs roll out my dogs and no dogs Ive seen yet will be able to catch up to that hog unless its many many miles later . These hogs are not like yours Im guessing, Now T bob, I say this with the utmost respect for you and your experience with hogs and dogs. You and I spoke of this before and you seemed skeptical that these hogs will get out a mile past the dogs, but it is a fact ! Now I aint no youngun like you mentioned but I hunt these hogs every week year roundn and know what Im sayin, I have not seen a dog yet that can consistently stop hogs here, if thT dog is in the world somewhere I want someone to show it to me and teach me about it. This is not me saying your wrong, this is me sayin please prove it to me so I can get on the right track ! These hogs will flat leave yur dogs ! They can chew o. his ass , tear his nutts off and he will flat blow out and not stop for miles ! These hogs will not bay up ! Its caught or gone ! Now if ya wanna come teach me I will pay for all expenses and take good care of ya while yur here ! Scott
you can have some good to great dogs and catch the pork in open woods and make it look easy...and this time of the year the woods open up and with the cooler weather the dogs do even better...but you take the same pack of dogs to those woods that are thick with all kinds of briars and vegetation and you might catch one every now and then...when the dogs start trailing they will fall behind and the hog gains ground and then he will stop and listen and rest...then when he hears the dogs getting close he will run again...and this hog is always looking for the thickest cover to run in...hog hunting is a tough and challenging sport...A few folks are lucky to have the good spots to run hogs in...but not many...
