Well around the lake a permit is required. And I believe they are drawn for once a year

Are you talking about around the lake

He should be fine.  had a bulldog that had his sac ripped open by a hog.  we had to push his testicals back in and sew hi cls sac back closed. needless to say i was alittle nervous during the process. dog never made a peep.  but he was soar as hell for a couple of weeks.  i think i had sympthy pain.

No doubt, mine did the same for me.. she feed the currs, the bull dogs, and the hogs for two months, while  i recovered from a wreck, only problem was that she feel in love with the bulldogs.   thank god for great wives.

hunt what fits you , and helps your dogs catch hogs.  males are great , but don't count the girls out. i've seen some bad bi*ch's

Whats the hurry brock. love on them a little longer

great job, and alone or not , you stayed true to your dogs and got the job done.

sounds like a blast, my back hurts already thinking about all the running around.  its great hearing success stories

goes to show how fast things can go wrong, especially when hunting alone.  hope he has a speedy recovery, 

I raised a small litter . the one i kept is turning on great. good rcd, wimpers in the woods(excitement) but no barking on track. No dog aggresion, kids love him. stocky , solid body.  but very hard headed.  his  litter mate ( gyp) wasy everything i could of asked for.

they were friends of a friend, so i figured it would be ok, boy was i wrong, and know the dog growls at me a little bit when i get near her. should i give her some readjustment time

hello ETHD new to the site. been hunting with dogs for about 4 years now, and its still as exciting as the first time.  i've been reading post for the last couple of months, and its amazing how everyone seems to be more than glad to help out when a fellow hogger has a need for guidance. i'm not a dog peddler ,but i have sold one or two dogs in the past. but it just blows me away how some people are willing to take a dog out on a trial run, and when it comes time to pay for the dog they don't seem to be able to come up with the money. they try to string you along for weeks and come up with one excuse after another. my question to you guys is there a right way to repo the dog back, any steps or suggestions would be appreciated. any good or bad experiances on the subject.