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« Reply #20 on: January 23, 2015, 08:34:26 pm »

^ i agree Ben.

Here is my 2 cents on the subject...... 1) your dogs are  still young, give em some more time to age/gain woods experience before you give up on em. 2) no matter what anyone says no one catches hogs every single time they go....thats why its called hunting, keep workin your youngsters.....pro athletes dont wake up one day and magically become pros, it takes tons time and dedication to be the best, those pups make suprise you with more experience under their belts. Good luck with em.

That's some good info.  Consider this:

There are probably a lot of experienced hunters on this thread that have some very good comments.  Their comments are based on years of experience and many different dogs.  As good as hunters as they are all and with all the good dogs, they cant seem to agree.

The reason they cant agree is because there is no one single answer to your question that will work everytime.  Rough may get it don't one day, long range, with a ton of bottom may get it done the next.

I would say, find the type of dog you want (ones that fit you) and hunt them as much as you can.  Lots of people talk about big hogs that run; I believe the 100 lb boar is the hardest running.  There you have it, another OPINION.

Most everything said on here is an OPINION.  Develop your own OPINION and test it out as much as you can and you will find YOUR own answer.
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