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Juan Horton
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« on: April 07, 2015, 07:34:28 pm » |
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I agree Cajun, but also I have guys I hunt with that have good curs that catch hogs. But often times we go out and they turn there dogs out and I leave mine in the box. After a hour or so they say it's a dry run no hogs in the area, I will turn my dogs out and 2-3 hours we have bayed up hogs. The part about a dog barking making hogs run may be true, but look at it this way that hog could have come threw 10-12 hours earlier and be that far in front of the dogs when they get the track, the hog might not be running but be 10-12 hours in front of the dog.
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