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You never know Miles, Mike might have planted one of those good colored dogs over at Chances house,   , right in your back yard Haha you musta figured me out Brit. Just keepin tabs on how close the danger is lurking around here.  |
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That's a fact chance, Murray and brother worked a whole lot of hogs in there and though we hunted it together I only hunted with them once but I heard they had some sure nuff hog dogs, we all got run off that lease over folks whining bout all the hogs and one of the guys took it over and allowed no hog huntin for 3 yrs and would kill every dog they saw and made a bad name out of the place far as hog huntin goes and to clear the record I'm a different guy and work 30-40 a yr in there and an honest hunters dogs are safe
I hunted with them for along time and yes sir they had the dog power to put a bay at the end of a race and they did it with loose baying dogs. But Turkey is ate up with hog hunting knowledge some people just have it natural. The man knows dogs and hunting. That lab he used for a catch dog is still one of the best I ever seen. Me and brother might not see eye to eye no more but he had some good dogs. |
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Hog hunting can start more crap than anything I have ever seen!(HDLCrystal)
Remember John Wayne was just an actor the real cowboys is who he looked up to..........
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ive been watchin the post on here what people write an some i agree 100% an the other well i just shake my head. But i was the last one to own winchester an people have ask how did he hunt lets just say you wasent makin a short hunt you let him go he was all hunt an no play. when he let that bull horn mouth open go to him there was no guessin let the bulldog do the wk. He was one of a kind an i own one male an four female out of him it will be a very long time till i own another one like him an yes he is missed.....
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When a flaw crops up I would introduce the other line.If not dont fix it if it aint broke. But then again when one is striving for perfection you may want to put him in, produce some great and greater dogs.
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There is nothing a dip of snuff won't make better. Bow hunter. Bend it and send it. WWT approved
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Well I know this topic has been gone for awhile now but i thought i'd give you a little update on this dog that seemed to stir so much up... I traded for this dog not long after all this happened simply wanting the blood line seein as I live in the panhandle and do believe the best lines of dogs do come from back east... I let her just be a ranch dog for the first six mnths and due to being down a dog one night I took her with my dogs. She never showed me any lack of hunt for the next two mnths before I quit her so I could breed my lead dog to her. She now has two black pups, four dark brindled, and a saddleback that are six weeks of age. I will post pics of her and the pups tomm. Here is my Clyde dog that she was bred to and I am very excited to see what the future holds for these pups.  |
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That's good to hear, I was wondering what happened her. Post some pics when you get a chance, I haven't seen her since she was a year old.
What's your Clyde dog out of?
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Good ol' Clyde; maybe once in my life I might have a dog that hunts like that! Hope the best for your litter; if anybody can make them dogs it's you. Take care.
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That's good to hear, I was wondering what happened her. Post some pics when you get a chance, I haven't seen her since she was a year old.
What's your Clyde dog out of?
Clyde is for what I know mainly cat and mtn cur, out of a line of dogs that hunted cows up here in the canyon country... loose baying, longer ranging dog that works real fast which at times upsets me but I've learned to live with that |
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Good ol' Clyde; maybe once in my life I might have a dog that hunts like that! Hope the best for your litter; if anybody can make them dogs it's you. Take care.
thanks for the kind words... i dont know about that whole makin a dog thing but i appreciate it... pm sent |
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I just read this whole post and that was a good read! Thanks for sharing guys!
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Do work, make chit happen, and never stop moving forward.
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molly looks allot better now than when i got her. I dont think she was fed and wormed right before i got her... glad she is doing well now.
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Mike
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Good lookin pups! Keep us updated on their progress.
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Only thing I would suggest having with ur tight bred dogs is to get another tightly bred dog that comes from producers that is unrelated. Then take those oils back to ur tight bred inbred dogs. That way u always have a touch of hybrid vigor. That unrelatd dog is what people forget the most. Those hybrid dogs will ALWAYS pop and be grat products for u
Mike,from what we talked about you may never actually need it with the variations and options you have already IMO. I wouldn't go with a total outcross...I would use a dog with at least 50% relations as the one to bring hybrid vigor...otherwise you stand to lose some of what you have gained...but the other half of breeding good to great line bred dogs is making sure the best specimens are identified and used for breeding... |
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Training dogs is not about quantity, it's more about timing, the right situations, and proper guidance...After that it's up to the dog...
A hunting dog is born not made...
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If you aint willing to stay on the ground and fight with your dogs, get the He!! out of the woods city boy stay in the stand and shoot em.  |
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How does the white one hunt, always wondered if there was gonna be a difference in how they turned out?
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She is not afraid to look around and stays busy. I have only been in the woods with her a couple of times. She is my wife's dog and I just got the all clear to take her even if she don't go  so, I can give you a more detailed report in a month or so. She likes to use her nose and run that's for sure. |
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If you aint willing to stay on the ground and fight with your dogs, get the He!! out of the woods city boy stay in the stand and shoot em. |
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Thomas, they both look real good. I'm looking forward to starting mine when it cools off.
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mike I wish you the best with your breedings , Im also working on the same thing with my loftin bred dogs , Im excited to see what this brings to the table , I have sure been doing alot of studying on the line breeding subject to try to learn as much as possible
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