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That’s going to a lot of dog performance wise at that 2-3 year old mark. He has that ingredient that can’t be taught called want to. He looks like he’s made well.

Not to beat a dead horse, but I’ve always said they had to be able to do it solo and I stand by that, but the other equally important part to me is to breed to a litter. If your sire and damn both come from solid litters and the sires and dams come from solid litters then your odds of success improve. Super stars are great and fun but breeding to consistency usually gets the best results.


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Man, that shows a lot of want to. By

My buddy Joe Hudson bred the Chief dog to one of his females(Shamrock) and I was lucky enough to get a male. I call him Joey. He has just been running loose and I finally took him and another 6 month old female to a friends 300 acre pen. With some other young dogs they ran about 13-14 miles. Not bad for 5 month old pups.
  About a month later I took some older dogs with Joey and Maple(2 6 month pups) back to the pen. We turned loose at 5:30 and they jumped pretty quick.  About 10:00 I toned the dogs in because it was getting hot. They had 18-20 miles on them.I had a collar on Joey but forgot to turn it on. I was afraid to tone Maple in because then we couldn't track Joey. A lil over a hour  Maple gave out but we could hear Joey going on with it. I went ahead and toned her in and she had 25 miles on her. We spent the next 2 hours trying to catch Joey but he wasnt giving it up.I told my buddy I would just come back in the morning. He spent another 45 minutes trying to catch him and he gave up. He came back that evening with 5 of his dogs to run. They rigged while he was going in and about 2 minutes later here comes Joey trotting down the road to the barking dogs. He scooped him up and turned his out. Well he had to put a shock collar on him to shut him up because Joey wanted to get to those barking dogs. He called me to let me know that he had caught Joey. We both figured that Joey had to of run a minimum of 35 miles. That kinda of impressed me.




 

Nice hunt bubba

Got some cur pups they are mnt cur x stock dog. They are yellas and reds few have some white on there toes and chest. I have 8 pups only one is spoken for which is mines. 250 a pup if you want a pair or know me personally it will be different. Mom is a jam up cow dog dad is my yella rig dog he has big bottom super athletic dogs. I can send pics if you text me south of Dallas. 972-268-4691 if you call I might not answer due to working if you text I message you back

Says these bugs live in woods by woodpiles and coons possums and armadillo are vectors. Heck I live way back in woods and got a firewood stand right by the dog run I stomped the buy yesterday.

This place seem to be overrun lol

Yessir. Had to clean up around my dogs because of that as they’re all under a century old oak Mott.

Hopefully this gyp don’t have it.

Now I get to worry about screw worm and these puppies. The flies are officially north of the I-10 corridor in Gillespie county. Always something.


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Says these bugs live in woods by woodpiles and coons possums and armadillo are vectors. Heck I live way back in woods and got a firewood stand right by the dog run I stomped the buy yesterday.

This place seem to be overrun lol

Good luck with em.

One thing good, since it on my mind. Is if they live past birth to 3 months the dam ain’t have the Chagas.

On my mind because yesterday I was rinsing my dog waters and seen a bug, juvenile kissing bug by my oldest male house, bout the size of a stinkbug. I stopped it while filling water and it was full of blood.

Then went down rabbit hole and read if females have chagas they pass it in on and the litter usually dies quick or within 3 months

These kissing bugs are a bad thing.

I only git one female but I’ll definitely get her tested for chagas at lsu vet school before I’ll attempt to breed her if I ever want too.

I think the one under her head is a true black with a little white trim. One of them is going to color out like rusty I think, That liver hi tan color. Other is hard to tell. He’s got some brindle or something going on. He’s not a true black. Usually takes a week or so for them to finish changing colors.


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That year will pass fast enough! They look fat and full. Five healthy is a good number, enough to judge the litter and few enough to manage well.  Are the black looking ones dark leopard or black with different trim?


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