er holders" my bad. Hey Black creep while you uploading them videos could you tell us how long these dogs will run a hog if they get after a runnin sucker. I like a little bottom and by the way do you think they can take a 15 minute old track or do I have to show them every hog? Just wanting to get a few more details, I'm headed to town tomorrow for a box of .22 bullets. Do you have any pups available?
I've explained these dogs to you before Oconee and on count of your learning deficiency I'll tell you again. Picture them as a 40 mph pit bull that has the hunts like a cur. Reason i run these dogs is to prevent pigs from running. Picture this, your a beautiful look boar hog laying your bed of leaves. All the sudden you hear something and stand up to see whats comming and BAM you got a helaciousesly athletic dog controlling you by the ear. Or if you turn to run in time to be able to run, it's pointless and you turn to sucker punch your pursuer because out running it ain't an option. Worst thing a pig can do is try to run and not stand to fight because they just give that ear up. Thick brush that only a pig can zip through is their only chance at excape. However normally they are instantly caught before they realize the threat and run in it if they are already in it and second if they aren't in in but are just close to it, close and close enough for them cause they get smoked down before they can get to it, if for some reason they realized the threat the dogs posed to them shortly before the dogs get to them. Once the pigs move and swap the dogs over from scent to sight, the dogs hit speeds of which your dogs don't have. You get now why I don't have a problem with pigs running? As for bottom, well got to have a runner to see the bottom lol. They have been bred for their endurance though and don't have much trouble holding for a while. In large part do to their build and athletsism and how well they can control a hog. Second, one that doesn't have much endurance is a cull. You get it now?
