Lookin to buy a three or four dog system. Where is the best pricing you have found recently?

My kinda post!   

Here is a Yeller BOMB.

Not to hijack this post, but Those are some dang good looking dogs. As far as I can see from these pictures they are built just how I like a dog to be built. Can you tell me how they hunt?

I'm lookin For a well bred female bmc. Don't need anything that is all papered up just something from hunting stock that has some good genetics in her. Want a brood bitch or a young female no younger than 10 months no older than 2-3 years. Needs to be around Wichita Falls, Tx or Binger, Ok. Please call or text  940-782-9145. Will not check email but here it is tjrain07@yahoo.com

man thats no good, but glad you are ok. How about the work of the firefighters both proffesional and volunteer? They have put in some serious work this year with the crazy drought conditions. A big hats off to any board members who might be firefighters, thanks a lot!!!

One my dogs has went a mile and opened up a few times. Garmin showed him steadily moving in the same direction.

Whats the possiblity of the dog winding the hogs close but they be a mile before the dogs catch up??
Not calling you out, just using your post as an example...

The hogs could be right off the road and hear you coming, or if you have a dog bark when he winds one...
The hogs take off and be a mile before the dogs get to them... I would guess there would be a few hunters out there that would say there dogs winded that hog at a mile...  

I've had this conversation on more than one occasion with som buddies in oklahoma and i whole heartedly believe that this scenario is what happens most of the time. They strike close and get them shut down alot further out. I mean no offense to anybody but a hog aint gonna stand there while a dog runs a mile through the fields and/or woods. he is gonna start covering some ground the fisrt time the dog crashes through a thicket or something IMO

No bickering here just lookin to learn. Mr. rockin p i was in noway trying to second guess your statement it just went against all the previous advice we had been given so it had me curious. with that being said we are not sure if the injury happened while he was turned out or if it happened at a barrell race a few days before so i'm kinda hesitant to turn him loose again. i do believe that time is the ultimate healing ingredient i was just lookin for things to "help" get him along a little smoother and possibly a little faster. i appreciate all the opinions that were voiced and hope there are no hard feelings.

first of all i'm a sir not a mam. and no need to get worked up, i thought that i asked respectfully enough why you thought this, but i guess i was unclear. sorry for the confusion

thanks for all the responses. we had a few people tell us about the dmso i was just looking for a few more ideas but its pretty clear that dmso might just be the best bet. gonna get that started asap.

And keeping one up in a stall or small trap is not the best thing for him.

not trying to doubt you sir but why is this? we were told that keeping him penned would prevent him from running around to much and reaggravating the injury.

ok here is the deal, got a barrell horse with a sore/strained suspensory tendon. other than just penning him and and giving him time, what other things can be done to give him the best chance to be able to run again without coming up lame every time? and is there anything to speed up the whole healing process? he is a dang good horse so i'm not gonna do anything stupid to prevent a proper healing just curious.

the saddle i have is just a shop made saddle i bought a while back on here. it is in good condition its just a little bigger than what i needed. the bmc female is 3 years old and has not ever been in the woods with me. she will bay from outside a pen and has had two litters of pups. comes from good stock. would like to trade one or both of them (depending on quality) for a smaller saddle. i'm looking for a 15" highback ranch roper style saddle. needs to have larger bronc type swells and needs to be in good riding condition. i have pictures of the saddle and the female that i can send on the phone just let me know what you got. tjrain07@yahoo.com or 940-782-9145 my name is TJ

really like that dog in the first pic. how does he hunt?

its about dang time!!!!! now you can get rid of bones and i wont have to listen to you holler for him the whole time we are trying to hunt  . boooooooooones!!!!

that barr was a big son of a gun, that picture dont do him justice. those are some good pictures

sounds fun but it will be hellacious kind of hot at that time of year!!!

thats some pigs anybody would be proud to catch. congratulations

here tyler hopefully this will fix it so you dont have to click on every single link. these pups are 3 weeks old and have some high hopes and expectations out of this litter. four males and four females

here is the daddy to the pups on the left




here is the momma and she has done a dang good job raising these pups so far


the first two males


the other two males


the next three pics are females i think






and here is a picture of the whole litter

good hogs we need to make a hunt. i got a female that needs to be tried out

never don it out in the woods but when we put hogs in the bay pen at the house we used a set of tree loppers. they worked real well and never had a dog get cut by what was left over of the teeth

i try lol. been trying to learn bronc riding lately but right now i'm just practicing my get off

man i'm a long ways from you and wont be attending but i just wanted to say that is probably the most complete set up for a baypen i have ever seen. if you run your contest like you built that setup, it is sure to be a succes. good luck