My experience is kinda like yours Tshelly,,,
We seen a big hog track and he had been hittin a wallow,, so we started pourin corn in it to see if we could catch him.... so one moring at daylight we turned a few dogs loose on what seemed to be somewhat fresh sign of the big hog, well all the dogs left and after about 5 minutes they started back in, everyone except my ol red gyp, she stayed gone about 10 min. more and we could barely hear her booger bark aways in there, so we hauled butt to her cut some help to her and walked in there with buster(my catchdog), once we got close to em, they were in some thick briars and vines and he broke and ran and they sat him down in about 50 yards and he was bayed in a little opening in the creek bottom. So we turned buster loose from about 20 yards and watched that hog meet him halfway, now buster is no little dog (he is 1/4 dogo 1/4 pit and 1/2 cur and weighs about 100 pounds) and he chunked his butt about 5 foot in the air and buster came back down and that hog slung him again before he even had a chance to get aholt, finnaly he got a ear and the other dogs caught and that hog was walking around with them dogs and with us tryin to get a leg, we finnally got him hobbled and that wasn't easy has he was STRONG.... he had cut buster through the vest and into the guts and no other dogs was cut, well now the fun part started, we cut him and when I turned him loose i climed up a tree and he camped out on me and didn't want to leave it felt like he was there for an hour, he was bitin and hittin the tree i was up
my dad had went and tied the dogs to a tree about 150 yards away, and one of them puppies let out one yelp and he stopped what he was doin and perked up and started listening and strutted over to the dogs and then he trying to fight them as they were tied to a tree, dad ran him off and he only cut one not bad. That was by far the baddest and strongest hog we've caught. I hope we catch him next year as a barr
Dont know how big he was but was prolly close to 325
