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Heck yeah that’s nice! Great job Cajun. That young fella must think pretty highly of you Old Man.


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Sweet deal right there!

That’s super nice!


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  A package arrived here from a young fellow that's a friend of mine, "Colt Humble" we've hunted together a little bit and talk on the phone often. Months ago he'd mentioned he needed to get him a good sticking knife, so I referred him to Cajun and told him Cajun hammered in the finger guards and they were pretty cool.. I had also told him it would be good if he could get some pups from him. They got together on the phone and he ordered him a knife and some pups, unbeknownst to me he ordered me a knife as well that arrived today sheath and all. A really good set up, about a 6 inch blade with the forged in finger guard. Thanks to Colt and Cajun I now have a really nice new sticking knife.

                                                                   

                                                                   

Dog men and women have standards. If they lack standards they likely lack good dogs unless they just go buy them. Usually those folks ruin good dogs if they buy them because they have no standards, goals, or understanding. Standards are a must and again, you’re right, as long as the man feeding them is satisfied that’s all that matters.


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Sounds like the dogs did good. I like it and I think they get better when it isn’t easy. It’s rewarding for them when they hunt hard and can’t get on hogs right away. Hope they keep it up for you.


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Hunted a big spot with sign everywhere dogs got out a few times but no bay.  finally at the end they bumped a small sounder with about 5 100ish sized sows and a bunch of piglets. Curs lined one out and caught out, sent cds in anyhow although it wasnt needed they had her eared up and stretched out. Better than a dry run or cut dogs. left the casa about 5 am and was home by lunchtime.

heat and thick make it hard good job

Thanks and for sure you have a whole world of people that look at things different. But at the end of the day as long as I'm happy with what my dog's done then, they going to have a good place to sleep and feed in the bowl every day rain or shine. There is about 3 things that is a must in a dog for me and not to be rude but I think there should be a standard on 3 things for every hunter that has dog's. Just my opinion,

You just described how my Outlaw dog looks right now. The old coon hunters use to say they wouldn’t buy a dog that had  slick healthy ears. They said if it was a real coon dog and was being hunted, those ears were gonna be rough as heck, split, and notched up from briars and coons. I think my circle has had more dogs with eye injuries in the last 5 years than I’ve had the previous 25. I think it’s because of the way they push through brush on track, running it a lot more aggressively and faster.


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Them dogs and the eye injuries is nuts. King was running around like a pirate for 3 weeks after running that twig off in there.


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