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 on: February 04, 2026, 08:12:30 pm 
Started by Hollowpoint - Last post by Hollowpoint
Thanks make em, the water wasn’t very deep but enough to make for an unpleasant experience.

 32 
 on: February 04, 2026, 06:07:17 pm 
Started by make-em-squeel - Last post by t-dog
Sounds like they did real good. I think that’s the first I’ve heard of a hog going under the ice to escape. I can tell you from experiences that when you get in water that cold, it’s sucks the air and the energy out of you.


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 33 
 on: February 04, 2026, 06:01:02 pm 
Started by make-em-squeel - Last post by make-em-squeel
You never know until you do only way to get there is to  repeat over and over everything is secondary to performance so keep her at then you going dang she solid or her she is secondary or maybe she is part time or she stay at the house but all this and that if she your baby girls dog that’s what it is

Thats the truth, im catching pigs with her at least, and all my buddy's have a cd, not I like I need one, & my 2 curs are not gun shy so shooting over the bay is always an option. I use my grandpa's old winchester lever action .22 mag with a little scope on it, light weight and has dropped every hog ive shot with it.

 34 
 on: February 04, 2026, 05:42:28 pm 
Started by WayOutWest - Last post by make-em-squeel
good boar there

 35 
 on: February 04, 2026, 05:42:07 pm 
Started by Hollowpoint - Last post by make-em-squeel
That sounds like good dog wk to me. Glad your alive after falling in ice water thats a bit scarry. Here in Tx 3 brothers drown in that freeze we had falling through ice like that

 36 
 on: February 04, 2026, 05:40:05 pm 
Started by make-em-squeel - Last post by make-em-squeel
Dropped my 2 18 mo old dogs  Saturday in the ice. They made several 5- 900 yd loops that made me happy, about400 yds away we heard them killing shoats, by the time we got there they had a nice 100-150 lb sow bayed, dogos caught. They hung around for a few minutes and rolled 922 yds away from the truck (did not want to make that hike) after about 30 min of letting hunt  I called them in loaded up turned collars off etc and was about to go home. 

Buddys dogs had a 60 lb shoat caught bloddy ice etc on the edge of a half frozen pond close to the truck, got to them and when it saw us it took off swimming, dogs were like thats to cold so ran on frozen side to cut it off but instead of getting out it swam under the ice and drown, it was 17* out and I dont usually feel sorry for a hog that was a horrible cold way to die lol. Then got back to the heater and a beer. Fun hunt I was glad to see my 2 range out by themselves as much as they did.

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 37 
 on: February 04, 2026, 04:35:35 pm 
Started by Hollowpoint - Last post by Hollowpoint
Yes sir, my wife has been repairing my hoodies and shirt sleeves that keep getting shredded from the briars.  We both had blood dried on our faces, and no, I’m not going to talk about how I fell through the ice crossing a river a couple days prior.

I’ve got plenty of scars, and I can assure you, my wife could care less. Anyways, I’m just gonna keep putting these young dogs in the woods and reporting the results as honestly as I can.

Carry on.

 38 
 on: February 04, 2026, 10:11:19 am 
Started by Hollowpoint - Last post by t-dog
Well you dispatched so there’s no way to question him now,lol. I’d bet it’s a good chance of it being the same hog. Like we talked about the other day, it’s not hog hunting until you’ve gotten wet in freezing temps and the same goes for briars. Is there such a place where you can catch hogs without the possibility of being in briars? Those briars can undress you, have you looking like a bear done got ya! But, you know the old saying, chicks dig scars. Not mine though she just said it looked like I shoulda bobbed instead of weaved, not a drop of sympathy.


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 39 
 on: February 04, 2026, 09:28:14 am 
Started by Hollowpoint - Last post by Hollowpoint
We made a short afternoon round a couple days ago to the same spot where my dogs bumped that boar out of his bed in that bamboo grass thicket. My buddy has never been there before. He brought some good dogs along and I was glad about that. We get started into the woods and the ground is still covered in snow for the most part and it seems to have the hogs buggered up.

We aren’t seeing any fresh sign and are already planning our next drop, but we proceed further down the line following the creek when his cat gyp Jinks starts barking bayed at about 200. The rest of the dogs don’t seem to hear her, but we head her way regardless. It didn’t take long for the rest of the pack to hear her and speed off in her direction, we are coming in on short final and of course the fight is in the middle of that bamboo grass with a nice blend of briars.

Pistol Pete and Penny have him under control, then his dogo gets there and it’s a lock, he looks to be about 180lb with those dog killer teeth. He’s still able to swing his back end a bit, so I timed my shot to get his back legs. He was rendered out of commission shortly thereafter.

My buddy said he saw a lot of territorial marking on the way in, so I was wondering if that could be the same boar we tangled with the week prior. I don’t know if a boar would return to a bedding area after being bumped out of there, there’s really no way for me to tell. Anywho, that was our day.


 40 
 on: February 04, 2026, 08:24:52 am 
Started by WayOutWest - Last post by t-dog
Doc Holiday in Tombstone, that was me that day….”oh I wasn’t quite as sick as I made out”. I had to make sure my boys could get it done without me. You just never know when your number is up. I felt like a proud poppa.


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