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« on: February 24, 2015, 05:55:07 pm »

 Went today with my buddies Andy & Charlie. We turned loose at 6:30 & the dogs went 400-500 yards & struck & it was off to the races. They ran this hog for about a hour & we packed some more dogs in. After running for about 3 more hours the dogs split. I was showing two of mine treed & Andy had two of his showing treed. Red Gal & two of andy's gyps, Charlie's TNT dog that he bought from Andy wet still going south. they were .85 of a mile in &we tried to find a closer way in but no go. andy & I started in & had gone about 300 yards we noticed the dogs moving out & headed on the same trail as Red Gal & the others. Amber was still showing treed so I kept walking to her & Andy went to catch up with Charlie. I got to Amber & did not see the hog so I walked out. I found out later that another hog hunter went in to the dogs & killed the hog & that is why they left.
  I got around to where Andy & Charlie were parked & Andy called and said they caught the hog & had some dogs busted up pretty good. They came on out with the other hog hunter helping get the boar out. His dogs had run to ours & he said the plots had that lil boar stretched so he went ahead & killed it.
  Andy's two gyps Mighty Mouse & Zipper & TNT did outstanding making that race since they have not been hunted in over two months & were out of shape. Red Gal is doing pretty good herself for a 15 month old.
  So we ended up with a 100# boar & a 175# boar.
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« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2015, 08:17:01 pm »

Sounds like a great hunt and some excellent dog work. Nice of the other to help you guys out.

Are your plotts open or silent on track? My walker is loud and very open on track but i hunt with 2 different guys that have plotts and out of the 3 plotts, 2 are silent on track and the 3 rd barks every breath.
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« Reply #2 on: February 24, 2015, 08:46:32 pm »

I have a couple that cold trail silent but open good when it is jumped. I have others that open on a cold track. The WMA where we have been hunting has been getting hammered by hog hunters since 2-1-15. The hogs that are left are survivors that have been out running those cur dogs. Evil, Plotts, not so much.lol
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« Reply #3 on: February 24, 2015, 08:50:43 pm »

^^^^^^ like ^^^^^^^^ Smiley

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« Reply #4 on: February 25, 2015, 06:14:44 am »

I have a couple that cold trail silent but open good when it is jumped. I have others that open on a cold track. The WMA where we have been hunting has been getting hammered by hog hunters since 2-1-15. The hogs that are left are survivors that have been out running those cur dogs. Evil, Plotts, not so much.lol

That's good stuff there!


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