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Apparently he is getting a pretty good long nap.

Sounds like a good hunt. That Nap time is starting to feel pretty good after a hunt.

Ol T couldn't find any friends today so he took his 3 bay dogs and the ol standby catchdog. Got on a sounder that broke and his gyps stopped one sow and his Outlaw dog stopped a real big sow. The dogs rolled and caught another shoat and he caught the dogs up and went home to take a nap.

   I guess everyone likes to catch a real good boar, me included. But the dog work is in finding them and getting them to stand bayed, and since good sows don't kill or maim dogs maybe we should shift our preference.  The hogs I like the least are the briar patch shoats.

Looking for a really nice bmc or catahoula stud near sw Arkansas to breed to a couple real nice gyps. Would even consider a running hound. 9038246355

Good jump and run dogs two older tri males 1 tri female sw Arkansas will jump a deer if there’s nothing else to run. 9038246355

are those plots wide open on a track?

   They sure are. The black hog on the log, we turned 6 Plotts loose and the were open trailing right to his bed and has a solid bay up.  Now the hog that killed the dogs, we ran his but for 5 or 6 hours before he bayed. I believe the reason he was so hard on the dogs, the bayed him in a ditch next to the road and they couldn't get out of his way. He broke out of there when we were coming up and went 450 yards and bayed again.

are those plots wide open on a track?

it was good, dogs did well, bu 3 huts in a row with just lil ones. hopefully get on some trophies before it gets to hot!

  Some really good hogs, and as you said a steady diet of them comes at a cost. Sure hate to hear about the loss of dogs, they're not automatically replaceable, but I'm sure you guys will weather the storm. Hog dogs and bear dogs have a high risk occupation.