I have talked to them. Wasn't the dog unfortunately. Thank you tho

Does anyone know of any?

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yeah me too. maybe he will turn up at some old ladies house eating catfood or something

none yet, thought we found one but it wasn't him

this is the dog

lost yella cur dog outside of franklin texas. I don't know exactly where, I was visiting for the weekend hunting with a friend.
dog has a good block head, scarred up, yellow artificial leather collar with name plate. name on the plate is Matthew Hopkins (979)481-1156
only problem is the phone the number belongs to is broke at the moment. I can be reached at 9798883693. or if you are from franklin and know casey cooke, jeff hughes, or scott sanders they will be able to get the dog to. thank you in advance guys, I hope he gets found.

I may be a little behind but as afar as previously caught hogs running harder is concerned, I believe that is more the exception than the rule.
I've been to a bay with roughly twenty hogs, and 3/4 of those hogs wearing a mark. We tied three in a short manner and went to the house letting the rest walk. According to the given idea of how that works none of those hogs would have bayed, much less let 3 out if the pack within 100 yards of the original bay.
How hogs act on a property is dependent on the dogs and people hunting them.

And on another note just how much Russian are people under the influence there is in hogs? I wouldn't think there would be anything near what it is portrayed to be.
But that's just my .02 for what it matters

I don't give a damn how many k's you have a dog cant read no trespass signs or knows any better than crossing fences you will wind up in the wrong place if you have good dogs doesn't mean your wrong for going and getting your dogs if they are doing what they are trained to do!!!!

    You are part of the problem.

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If you know you have long dogs or dogs with bottom and put them on a property that is evident is too small to run them on than, it's not the dogs fault it's the owners, dogs absolutely do not read no trespassing signs and that's why we have to be held responsible for the positions we put them in,
A dog that truly hunts it's backside of doesn't need to be on a small property surrounded by places it cannot be. It is all the same to thr dog but the owner should know better.
This thread is a subject the probably shouldn't have been brought up in the public
Common sense isn't so common

From the responses on this thread I believe it has for the most part shown  we respect the neighbors. It also shows the up and comers the proper way to do things.


Shotgun
Arkansas

Absolutely, it is Definently good that if wandering eyes cane to this thread that 90% of response entail getting permission or in some fashion showing respect landowners to lighten our image.
And Definently good for younger or just new hunters to see an example of character to go by.
But on the same note it is something everyone who hunts has to do at one point or another and ranks right along with culling in my opinion when it comes to being appropriate for the internet or not, ya know what I'm saying?
But that is just my .02 cents.

I don't give a damn how many k's you have a dog cant read no trespass signs or knows any better than crossing fences you will wind up in the wrong place if you have good dogs doesn't mean your wrong for going and getting your dogs if they are doing what they are trained to do!!!!

    You are part of the problem.

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If you know you have long dogs or dogs with bottom and put them on a property that is evident is too small to run them on than, it's not the dogs fault it's the owners, dogs absolutely do not read no trespassing signs and that's why we have to be held responsible for the positions we put them in,
A dog that truly hunts it's backside of doesn't need to be on a small property surrounded by places it cannot be. It is all the same to thr dog but the owner should know better.
This thread is a subject the probably shouldn't have been brought up in the public
Common sense isn't so common

Yessir, that's why they started cartying it was because they had one get carona.
And he won't be doing the leather work thier son josh will but he used to work for us at te store and learned some from papa

They will also have saddle repair

Under new management by Ricky and Sharon Pate opens tomorrow under a new name R&S feed and supply. Rocky and Sandra the original owners will be helping them get up and running.
They will carry many the same feeds as before including sportmix. They currently have a stock of leads, collars and gear. Go pay them a visit.
And since I'm sure you are going to ask Reuben they will start carrying the 8 and 1 vaccines  with carona if enough people come and request them.
They are good people and are going to try and run the business like my grandparents did.
They are on 36 north of Brazoria  by the golf course

Heck of job , how's a man get in touch with you

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They all stop somewhere, put a dog that will hang with him till he gets where he wants to bay, then walk in and get him

Can't beat it

Sounds like they hunt good. Idk how you prefer your dogs but maybe trying to back some of the rough of instead of the range would be the better route. IF it is even doable. Maybe a muzzle, rank hog, and baypen time would make them back off. I've never tried it to know if it would work. Just a thought.

Would they catch still if you hunted them independently?

Thanks guys, I figured there would be plenty that enjoyed seeing it.  I hear stories about him all the time from back alley fights to hauling his horse to rodeos in a dump truck. Rough old WWII and Korea vet. Would have liked to meet him

Picture of my great grandfather Hollis Lewis with his horse tex in the back of his jeep. He would drive from west Columbia to Brazoria with the hose loaded in it. He is the one in the taco looking hat. Thought some of y'all might enjoy this