Rob Davis, Waurika, OK

Located in Central Oklahoma.

Wanting to trade for buy a RCD. I don't care what breed as long as the dog can run all day with my cur dogs, see a hog and catch it. I don't want a bay dog that's catchy. I want a rough fast hog catching dog with a good nose. Must be trash broke. No dog or human aggression. No pits.

I want to trade for a rcd or a tracker radio system with 2 working collars.

 Liver and roan colored. Does it all. Woe broke , hunts dead birds, retrieves to hand and honors points.  

Amen Brothers!!!! I have caught hogs with catch dogs and shot them with bay dogs in my limited 2 year career and it didn't take me long to figure out which I liked the best.

My Reasons to shoot over dogs vs. Catch with dogs:

I love my dogs and have too invested in them
I prefer to shoot hogs primarily to prevent my dogs from gettn cut down or killed.
Since I didn't really want to rig up to catch and transport hogs to sell, why let them SOB's live in the first place.
Most of the farmers I hunt on want the hogs dead anyway.
Better daytime hunting opportunities. In Oklahoma we have legal shooting hours.
I can get a hog bayed and shot without going on these 3 & 4 mile runs
1 or 2 dogs don't put as much pressure on a hog as a whole pack of bay dogs.
I can kill as many hogs with 1 dog as I can with a pack of dogs
Hogs will bay up because I don't think hogs don't see 1 dog as a real threat.
A smaller bay dog, 25-40 pounder can be more effective than a 70-80 larger dog. (quicker, faster and more bottom)

Last point, and this MY OPINION for what it's worth.  I think that if you are a breeder or one who raises pups that will tolerate being shot over, the demand for your dogs will be great in the future!!!!  European hog hunters shoot hogs with 1 or 2 bay dogs or use 1 or 2 rcd's with great success. (Bay dogs live longer than rcd's)
Today's hogs are not baying up with the dogs like they use too.  They are just flat out running when they feel pressure. Many hunters are already figuring out that they need to do something different to get a hog in the deep freezer. 
I think as time passes, many more hunter will either become baying shooters or will hunt with rcd's. As much as I hate to admit this, the Europeans are setting the trend in hog hunting tactics and equipment.  Think about it.

If so how did the pups turn out?  What did they look like?  Are they open or silent on the trail?
I have a buddy anting to try it.  Thanks for the feedback.

Great hunt and great video!  I've been a hog hunter almost 2 years and I've caught hogs and I've shot hogs.  I like shooting them over my bay dogs better than catching them with the bulldog and I can do both.  There's not much video out there featuring hogs shot over bay dogs, so to me this video offers some great rare footage.  What kind of gun did you kill him with?  How many shots did it take?  What kind of ammo did you use?