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GRITTY CUR LOVER
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« on: March 27, 2015, 07:14:33 pm » |
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I ask myself this same question every time I have a litter. lol The truth is I think you should wait as long as possible. I recently posted a thread about the same thing. At 10 months the dog was not up to my expectations, stayed with him and about a month after the post he found and caught his first. (120 pound boar) He is in the woods at least 4 times a week and is producing pork on a regular basis. My point is once you cull you cant go back so make sure you have given them as much opportunity as possible. I have always been told by the old men in my family to cull a dog for what he did not for what he isn't doing. Meaning if a dog hunts a way that doesn't work for you or maybe they have dog aggression then cull him for what he has done, don't cull him because of something he hasn't done yet. That's just what i have always been told.Good luck!
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