JMO

These pigs here were running machines wasnt no baying up they went in every different directions and I think the only big hogs that were got on were got on after the first one we got they rolled out but the young dogs stayed chasing all the little pigs . Like Lance says its not so bad in the cooler weather but you get on groups like this we were on today were nobody bays and they all go in different directions two three different groups of hogs and you got independent older dogs they each go after a different bigger hog its a real real pain in the back end . I dont like my older dogs on these kinds of pigs in hot weather it just aint worth getting a good good dog burnt up over three are four 75/100 lb pigs running in every different directions . It seemed like there were pigs coming out from under every brush pile . Now the young dogs it gets them excited and it gets their piggen on and they learn in a hurry what they are hunting and it puts some legs under them and its just good for them to get it set in their minds what they are doing but I dont like wasting my good older dogs on a bunch of shoats and 100 lb pigs that is running them to death . If a dog is old enuff to go to the woods then if he gets on a big one gets gritty and cant handle it and gets his ass handed to him that is just part of it and a lesson set in his head and he learned it in the woods he will remember it .