Looking to find a Staghound crossed with bull dog, or YBMC. Puppies would be ideal but may consider a younger dog. I know this maybe a long shot. Txt 254-855-6240 Waco TX, clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com Money isn't Option for the right dog.

I’ve got a 7mo ybmc, she sells as lightly started. She’s leggy and thinner made lots lung.   I’ve used her 4 times on cows. A little puppy left in her but once she commits she’s the last puppy to call off. See no reason why she won’t bay a hog. Got too many but hate to cull her. $100 call or txt for pics should have few this evening. Out proven working dogs. Clint Crawshaw 254-855-6240 clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com
Waco TX

I have a set of MAXXIS BIGHORN 2.0 atv tires. Brand new, still has the tittys.
Set of FOUR TIRES.
Fronts  27X9X12
Back   27X11X12

$575 OBO
please call or txt Clint Crawshaw waco tx clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com

Looking to buy tri-tronics classic 70 ex and 3 collars.
West , TX clint crawshaw 254-2058262 clint.crawshaw@magellanlp.com

8 mo Black and tan gyp. She is ymbc with 1/4 plott. Parents were yella, kept to many out the litter for my self and havent had the time to start her. She has bayed in the pen but its been bit since messed with her last. She will be great on cows or hogs. $150 last the litter and havent had ANY complaints on the others! txt is best 254-855-6240 clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com waco tx

Got two 7mo yella black mouth with 1/4 plott gyps. Had 11 in litter and these are last of them. I have too many and havent had the time to start these gyps is only reason there up for sale. One is yella with small mask the other is a Reverse black and tan. Raised on my yard out of mine and buddys dogs both proven. Should go either way cows or hogs. $125 A HEAD OR MAKE DEAL ON THE PAIR.
WACO TX. CLINT CRAWSHAW. 254-855-6240 clint.crawshaw@magellanlp.com  Call or txt. no emails please.

Will have some up to date pics this evening.

Annual Penelope FFA Varmint/Hog Hunt Fundraiser

Hunt date: October 26-27, 2013
Registration at 8:00 AM October 26th Begin Hunting at 9:00 AM October 26th Check In at 10:00 AM Sunday October 27th

Signups/ check in/ Weigh in will be held at the Penelope Volunteer Fire Department Building****ONLY CASH WILL BE ACCEPTED AT REGISTRATION ON OCTOBER 26TH****
On-site Registration is not mandatory as long as MAIL IN ENTRIES are received on or before October 19th, 2013.  Mail in entries are payable by CASH, CHECK, or MONEY ORDER.
Send Payment and Team Registration to:
Penelope FFA
PO BOX 68
Penelope, TX 76676
Breakfast Tacos will be served to all teams attending the Weigh in on October 27th at 10:00 AM!

$100 per team (up to 4 hunters per team).
50% payout (for each contests)
10 entered teams= 2 Place Payout
15+ Entered Teams= 3 Place Payout
The weekend will consist of two contests in the same weekend, hog hunt/varmint hunt.  Teams can enter both contests for $200 or one contest for $100.  There will also be side pots for both contests that will be winner take all ($5 from each entry for side pots will go towards Penelope FFA fundraiser) .
FMI: Tammy Christian (254) 337-0410          Riley Totten (254) 230-8905
Both Contest will have JACKPOT OPTIONS that are available for buy in for each team entered.  Each jackpot will be winner take all. $25 per Jackpot Category ($5 of each entry will go towards fundraiser for Penelope FFA)

VARMINT CALLING CONTEST JACKPOT OPTIONS
1.   Heaviest Raccoon
2.   Heaviest Bobcat
3.   Heaviest Coyote
4.   Heaviest Gray Fox
5.   Heaviest Red Fox
6.   Heaviest Boar Hog
7.   Heaviest Sow
8.   Most  number Head Shots**
**Head Shots will be counted ONLY from the bottom jaw up, and if there are no other holes in the body cavity of the animal.  Judges decisions will be final.


HOG HUNT CONTEST JACKPOT CONTEST
1.   HEAVIEST BOAR
2.   HEAVIEST SOW
3.   MOST HOGS











VARMINT CALLING CONTEST RULES
1.   Everyone hunting in the contest must have a valid 2013/2014 Valid Texas Hunting License and hunters must follow all TPWD Hunting Laws and Regulations. No road hunting.
2.   Hunting is allowed anywhere in the state of Texas that you have permission to hunt or on State Land where varmint/ hog hunting is legal and you have the necessary permit and license.
3.   All animals must be called.  An animal must at a minimum, stop and look at the call before you shoot.  If you are driving across the pasture and spot an animal you must come a complete stop, call, make the animal respond, and then you can shoot.
4.   Trolling is allowed.  You may run the call while driving and shoot an animal as long as you adhere to rule 3.
5.   No hunting bait piles or dragging dead animals to hunt over.  If an animal dies on its own then you may hunt by it.  If the landowner drags dead livestock to an area (and he is not entered in the contest) you may hunt the area.
6.   Hunters can split into 2 groups as long as it’s on the same property and only one vehicle is used.  A backup vehicle can be left at the gate. ATV/UTV are allowed.
7.   No pooling of animals or adding weight to an animal.
8.   No trapping animals or using dogs to catch, bay, or track animals.
9.   No hunting out of boats or aircraft.
10.   All animals must be killed during tournament hours.
11.   Kids are encouraged to participate and just sign them up as a member of your team. Kids under 18 must be hunting with a parent to participate.
12.   Entry fees must be mailed and received by the Saturday before the event or paid in cash at Official Check-In at the Penelope Volunteer Fire Department Building.
13.   You do not have to Check-In in person but rules must be read aloud over the phone to at least one team member prior to the end of the day Saturday the 19th.
14.   You do not have to Check-In in person but rules must be read aloud over the phone to at least one team member prior to the end of the day Saturday the 18th.  This will allow you to start hunting at 9:00 AM October 26th.  All team members must be at check in time.  Teams that are not at the Penelope Volunteer Fire Department Building will be disqualified.
15.   Teams are responsible for proper disposal of all animals that are brought to weigh in.

CONTEST WILL BE JUDGED ON A POINT SYSTEM AS FOLLOWS:
LION- 250 pts      
REDFOX- 50 pts      RACCOON- 10 pts (limit 10)
BOBCAT- 40 pts
COYOTE- 30 pts
GREY FOX- 15 pts

HOG HUNTING CONTEST RULES
1.   Everyone hunting in the contest must have a valid 2013/2014 Valid Texas Hunting License and hunters must follow all TPWD Hunting Laws and Regulations. No road hunting.
2.   Hunting is allowed anywhere in the state of Texas that you have permission to hunt or on State Land where hog hunting is legal and you have the necessary permit and license.
3.   Hogs can be hunted by any legal means including dogs.   Teams will enter their best stringer of three (3) dead, gutted hogs for contest.  Heaviest three (3) hogs win.
4.   Hunters can split into 2 groups as long as it’s on the same property and only one vehicle is used.  A backup vehicle can be left at the gate. ATV/UTV are allowed.
5.   No pooling or adding weight to hogs.
6.   No trapping hogs will be allowed.
7.   No hunting out of boats or aircraft.
8.   All hogs must be killed during tournament hours.
9.   Kids are encouraged to participate and just sign them up as a member of your team. Kids under 18 must be hunting with a parent.
10.   Entry fees must be mailed and received by the Saturday before the event or paid in cash at Official Check-In at the Penelope Volunteer Fire Department Building.
11.   You do not have to Check-In in person but rules must be read aloud over the phone to at least one team member prior to the end of the day Saturday October 19th.  All team members must be present at weigh in time.  Teams not at the Penelope Volunteer Fire Department Building by 10:00 AM October 27th will be automatically disqualified.
12.   Teams are responsible for proper disposal of all hogs brought to weigh in.
***CONTEST WILL BE JUDGED ON OVERALL WEIGHT OF 3 GUTTED HOGS ON A STRINGER***














REGISTRATION FORM


Team Members: Please provide name, address, and phone number on Entry Form for each team member (MAXIMUM 4 HUNTERS PER TEAM).

CIRCLE CONTEST(S) IN WHICH YOU’RE TEAM WILL BE COMPETEING

PREDATOR CALLING CONTEST ($100 per team)      HOG CONTEST ($100 per team)

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Please circle what jackpot contest your team will be entering if any (each jackpot entered is $25)

VARMINT CALLING  JACKPOT CONTEST ($25 each)
Heaviest Raccoon
      Heaviest Bobcat
Heaviest Coyote
Heaviest Gray Fox
Heaviest Red Fox
Most number Head Shots**
**Head Shots will be counted ONLY from the bottom jaw up, and if there are no other holes in the body cavity of the animal.  Judges decisions will be final.

HOG HUNT CONTEST JACKPOT CONTEST ($25 each)
HEAVIEST BOAR
HEAVIEST SOW
MOST HOGS



Please make checks payable to Penelope FFA.  All proceeds benefit the Penelope FFA chapter.  ***MAIL IN ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 19th, 2013 TO PARTICIPATE.  ALL OTHER ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN DURING CHECK IN TIME OF 8:00 AM OCTOBER 26Th AT THE PENELOPE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT BUILDING.

Looking to buy a used horse walker. loacted in waco tx. Clint Crawshaw 254-855-6240 clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com
call or txt is best

YELLA BLACK MOUTH CUR GYP 2Y0. DARK MASK AND EARS. SHOULD HUNT OUT WITH SMALL PACK, WOULD BE PERFECT FOR HOOD HUNTERS. WILL NOT TRASH, WILL TATTLE TELL ON EVERY ANY DOG THAT TRASHES. WILL BE AT EVERY BAY. CALL OR TXT FOR PICS

WILL TRADE FOR GARNIN

$450

1-254-855-6240  EMAIL WONT BE CHECKED clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com

yea mine is messed up, said it cannot connect or somthing, and says to ask the fourm

I live in West, tx. North of waco. china springs is about 5 miles crow flies to me. There is one here spotted every day for 5 days on same place and several time this month on some other place near. It has taken like 12 total neighbor dogs in ther area.,

Both there parents were good, mom hogs and daddy was cows. But they will go both ways and i have seen in it action.

The two i have now are 5 months, i have put the on the out side of bay pen and the bay nice for 4  time on out side. I put them in the pen with small hog twice since then. They are looser than some my buddys pups but stay hooked bayin there butts off so long as the hog moves-keeps there attention every few mins. They do act like pups looking over there shoulder ever so often. But when they hear a squeal they automativally try to catch a ear.

Wondering what was the earliest and the longest it took for some yals pups-dogs to turn on, that ended up making sure nuff good dogs in the end. Just random thought, seeing what kinds storys yal have. Thanks

Mine is inbetween two trucks, on job site during the week and in the woods and roping pen on weekends. I have several colman extremes that work well too. The tx heat in mid aug, open and closing it all day long none of them are goin to hold and make ice last for 10 days or what ever bs you have heard before. There all good, and some are better in differnt cases. Its goin to be up to you in the end.

I have the 55 quart brute box. I have had it for over a yr, my buddy has a yeti. We got down to the honest part of it and we both finally agreed they are basically the same. YETI and Brute are the dam near the same exact design with different latches, and one has a foam gasket and the other has a rubber. Both are tough as hell. I gave $175 for my  55 quart brute and im thinking about buyin another one! Everyone one that sees in on my flat bed ask where i got it and has to look twice to see what it is. Make sure you get a bike chain with combo. on it or they will get stolen! The combo. chain has saved my brute from being stole 3 or 4 times in the last yr.

waco tx.  brand new 5x10 on skid slatted floor 4x4 paneled and tin roof.  for sale or partial trade. call or txt for pics 1-254-855-6240 or email clint.crawshaw@yahoo.com

Thanks for the input. My grandpa dad and uncle have had cow dogs for well over 50+ years and all there dogs had there fair share of on a chain in a pen and turned out from time to time. It did not seem to hurt any of there hunt, bay or even catch abilites by being able to run loose on occasion. It is the same way i am raising mine, just wanted see how yal felt on the subject.

Whats yall opinion on how much it effects a dog-pups hunt if you let them out of kennel, or if let them off the chain during the week in the evenings for hour or so? Will this take away from there "want too hunt", will they not go out as far? Or will nothing be changed or effected? Hear of lots guys that only let theres loose when hunting, and others whose dogs run loose in yard and house with there kids and they hunt fine. Just wondering others opinion and if it takes the "hunt" out of a dog or not. thanks

i wouldnt worry sounds like they are gonna work just fine, they mean more to me if they will go both ways cows and hogs any how...

Whose places are you hunting in hillsboro. lived around here long time. may need to hunt some time.