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Might be fun but it sure might be a challenge hauling out sure enough toad. I might would need some training wheels.


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Free to good home.

Good looking , young , male.
Came from hog/cow stock.
Franklin Tx

Pics available
979-814-6587

seems like the ultimate hunting machine

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$150 has been stated in pen still a pup making room for my pointerXpit pups also have rough brindle cur dog $150 for her also
Located in East Bernard TX 77435 first come first serve call or text 9792571105
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Akc gsp pups out of meticulously chosen bloodlines to produce well rounded working dogs that have a place in the home. Parents are both blood trackers with heavy duck,quail and pheasant hunting genetics went all the way to Kansas for our male.
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Wont let me upload any pics but if interested I can send them as well as pedigrees just let me know

Looks like a good hunt. I’m glad the dogs are getting it done.


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These from Sunday. Got done covering yearlings for Tim at the Cattle co. Hit the house and loaded spoon Theresa Lulu and Bug. Casted at 12:03 off By 1:03 I was back at the truck loading my buggy back up and we had 8 good hogs dead.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZk9W7aiAtW/?igsh=MWMwbTI3eXhncHZsaA==

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZnOoO6kqWD/?igsh=NXhlZm9pcTRzZGtx


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All is well so far 10 days in. Pups look great and Misty is doing a fine job at momming for her second go. 1 female 4 males. Not sure how I’m dealing this litter out yet.

Far as the rest of the hounds they are running and gunning. I’ve got 6 head of 2 and 3 year olds that I’d show anyone anywhere and tim has 3 to match and we’ve got some short yearlings getting ready to start.
Long time coming to get back to a real string of using dog. Hopefully that string keeps growing and progressing the back half of this year in to next.


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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