Who do you blame when hogs get away?

On the other hand, if every hog you strike attempts to leave the country. I would then start looking into a couple things.

1) Is a dog busting the bay or trying to catch but dosent have enough ass to hold it?

2) Am I getting too close when leading the catchdog in and flushing the hog out?

3) If you hunt off of a wheeler, are you driving to close to the bay?

4)Weather and time of day. Its been my experience that the hogs run more in hotter weather and bay up in the cooler months. Also more hogs seem to run on me at night than anytime else. JMO

5) Hunting pressure is usually the last thing I consider.

These are just a couple of things that I have made the mistake of doing in the past and now I make sure that I dont repeat them again.