Message #297193

[Jpigg]

i have to agree with uglydog on the genetics 110 percent. you dont just jump in and get your best dog.you have to be loyal to really wanting to having the best and stick with it for several years. once i got down to one dog after about six or seven years of hunting and had to move off to work and left the dog at home. didnt have any pups out of him to fall back on. he was very young and i put him in a pen once and in the woods once. he was a later brother out of a dog that there pups have won winnfeild. when i went back to get him after i found somewhere to hunt he was run over on the side of the road. and that was after a five hour drive and not hunting for two years when i turned on the road there he was in the ditch because someone was agaisnt dogs being on chains. they didnt know the first thing about hunting dogs and how much time, effort, and love it takes  to have a dog like that. one dies they go get another to replace it. but know im very happy to say that i have a group of PUPPIES that are out of that BLOODLINE and others of as good as theres(one years seven months, one year six months, seven months, and three months)both older not will but have already went longe range found, bayed and stuck several good hogs. the two older have a litter due jan 20. i am as exited about this as i have ever about anything in my life.