Hankering from Hell !

I wish like hell he would have been there on that big boar hog that was backed up on that ledge last week but he was off on his own hog . That would have been the ultimate test right there I would have got to see him on a real trophy hog and how he was going to handle it. But I did get a eye full of him on that one that was around 230 lbs a few days before and he did not go any were no were period . I also seen him chase down a 180 lb boar by himself that had 150 yd head start ham him bark three times and had him caught . He has not struck first but thats just a matter of time is all that is. He is just now learning the real ropes of being a hog dog . He was two years old this month . I sure like what I have seen so far Noah . I got to say with no braggin cause I will cut one loose in a hurry and that includes him I dont care how they are bred if they are not a real dog but I been dang impressed with him !

Breeding him to that Lacy gyp is a real dog on dog breeding she brings something he needs that I have seen and he adds some more stock to her repertoire they complement each other damn near like twins .

Sure not a breedng for money cause I could sell Reg Lacys pups all day long for 400 bucks this is about making some real up close and in your face hog dogs. Partin and Lacy are just names to me .