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« Reply #20 on: September 29, 2009, 01:02:38 pm » |
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again i am hog dog owner "pup," but in my expereince of being around people who have owned and bread hog dogs for a long time isn't it possible to pay 500 bucks for that bloodline (i.e. weatherfords ben) that is suppose to be one of the best and on the same day pay 100 bucks for some backyard bread pup, and the cheaper less sought out pup end up being a better dog all around? I am saying the same owner, same training, same hunting style, and everything. i am not saying it happens everyday, but don't you more experienced hunters agree that yes it can and does happen? i do believe performance is what hog hunting is about, but the question is can an all around "good" performaning dog come from the less sought breaders.
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