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« Reply #20 on: August 21, 2009, 12:13:11 am » |
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I have several hunting buddies, but the ones I hunt with most are my two boys and Paul T (SilvertonBoarDog). My boys are 14 & 10 but they can get it on when they are needed. I think being ranch raised plays a big part in that. I know I can trust any of the three of them with my life, and they all know that I've got their backs anywhere, anytime!
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IF YOU CAN'T RUN WITH THE BIG HOGS KEEP YOUR DOGS AT THE HOUSE!!!!!
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« Reply #21 on: August 21, 2009, 08:36:43 am » |
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A good hunting partner is hard to find, you can find people to hunt with or folks to hunt with you, but a hunting partner that you can trust with your dog's and your back, their hard to get. I been huntin with Mule Man for alot of years and we have caught alot of hogs together and treed probly a million coon's, it's been alot of fun huntin with that dude over the years, the one thing I like about muleman, He's alway's ready to go no matter what time, if it's rainin, if it's so cold I'm cryin when I'm loadin the dog's he's still ready to go I consider him not only a hunting partner but one of my very best friends. I hunt with several guys and have had a good time with them all, most of the people I have met through hog doggin have been really good folks, but it's really nice to have someone that you see eye to eye with on everything and you beleave you could trust them with your life or your dog's life. Thanks for all the good memories and good times DE.
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