Message #370438

[AnthonyB]

Waylon, no ill will from my side either, that question was more of an FYI for me, I like to keep track of crosses that are performing or not just for my own knowledge, was just curious as to how the dog was bred. 

Mike, yes, I know not every hog will stop and some may take your dogs miles to get, but what I am referring to is taking one set of dogs and running a pig a mile with nothing to show for it, and taking another set of dogs and stopping the same hog faster and actually getting the hog. Do I think that will happen every time, no, but that doesn't mean that it hasn't happened before. One place I hunt has been run with dogs for about 25 years that I know of, and another for 30, so running a place that has been dogged forever is nothing new, but it does make for some good work for the dogs. As for hunting in your area, maybe Airduster and I can team up, might take both of our dogs to run one of you places and catch a pig. Lol. J/k. I'm up for it, any excuse to kill pigs is a good one to me. 
Anthony