Damn Clint, I am really sorry for your loss.  I have hunted so much with that dog that she was considered part of our pack.  Her and Dusty were a jam up team!  My heart goes out to Big T, but if there is one kid that I know is tough enough to handle it, it is him. 

Sent you a PM

We met up with the crew Sunday morning.  We only intended to stretch the dogs legs a bit but the dogs were on a different game plan.  We ended up with 5 hogs total, a couple of nice bo hogs and all the dogs made it out without a scratch.  Got some great video footage to post up later.

Bryant you look comfortable on that log

Thats a good haul boys. 

Looks like you boys were busy.  Congrats on a great stringer.

Mike,
Very sorry to hear about Tweety.  She was a great one, but I know you have some youngins that ought to fill her shoes. 

We run into this situation every year when the sows group up after having their piglets.  We run lots of catch dogs, normally 4-5.  We would cut 2-3 catch dogs into the sounder, and quickly follow them in.  Any hogs that come back to rally we would send the other catch dogs on.  Not all the curs but some of them would stay with the sounder as it moved on.  Gather up the catch dogs and head to the curs that are back on the sounder and repeat it all over again. 

I think our best string of hogs out of one sounder was 8 or 9.  We were wore ou after all that action.

Alright so what's the story on the wounded warrior?! We would all like to hear it. Hope everyone is doing better today and healing up

Old Aaron blew out an ankle on his way to the bay.  Swelled up like a softball.  His dog Beast is also on the mend, it appaers that Beast tried to catch this hog by himself when they originally struck it.  Not a good day for the Weaver crew. 

Both are still alive and kicking...so good news.

We met up wit the crew this morning to make a run in the swamp.  The dogs did pretty well, except for a few deer mishaps.  Clints dogs ended up baying up a big barr hog.  Upon further inspection, the barr had our mark on its left ear.  We had cut probably 2 dozen boars on this property a year ago, this is the first we have re-caught.  Had to scoot after catching this one, had a soldier down.

Rock river arms lower with a Noveske upper...pretty lethal combination.

Cull Buck on here is an AR guru.  You should hit him up.

I couldnt tell you which is the best.  One thing I can tell you, is that the people who make a habit of talking about how great their dogs are, steer clear of.  The people who know they have good dogs dont have to advertise, their actions speak for themselves.  Some of the guys that have given you some advise on here I would consider to have great dogs, listen to their advise and you will be in good shape.  Best of luck to you.

Very easy fix...put her on a diet of raw chicken.  One chicken half in the morning and another in the evening.  You will see considerable changes in a few weeks.   

Nice catch

Dang good hunt guys. Nice green shirt...what's next...pictures with no shirt on?

Haters gonna hate...

  Good hunt guys. I wish I could catch 7 hogs in one days hunt. Man thats awsome. I guess I need to get rid of my dogs and start over. DANG . . . .

Come on down Marvin, we will take you to the petting zoo

Good to see ole Smilie is still at it.  Nice catch guys.

We managed to pry Clint away from work and made a quick run on Saturday morning.  Aaron BMC, Hector, Josh and Brian joined us.  We dropped the loose dogs first and managed 4 hogs, one of which was a little bo hog that had a bad little attitude.  Dropped Aaron's piranha pack next and caught another 3 in the switch cain.  This was Brian's first hog hunt and the dogs put on a good showing for him.  See you boys next weekend. 

The Texas_Cur and Brian with his first hog

The Texas_Cur and Tomballdogo

Bo Hog

Cull Buck in beast mode


The piranhas

Nice run boys.  Sounds like a fun one

Dogs with the bottom to stick with one till it bays... doesn't matter what breed it is.

Paul, them hairy dogs may work great in that wide open country... but I don't think they'd fare to well in an East Texas pine thicket.

X2  There is no substitute for a dog with endless bottom...although that is a double edged sword.

Hell yeah, nice boar Travis