Pretty good year so far

[Arkansashunter96]

Got one gyp I bred and raised that’s picking it up pretty nicely. She reminds me of her sire my old dog ranger. She’s the light brindle gyp. And the cur Julys are as trashy as they were a year ago just doing it better. Excited about starting the six running walkers I picked up. They’re about six months old now and live chewing on a hog hide. Those that don’t bay I’m going to start on deer and hopefully get my introduction to Arkansas’s public land deer dog season this year. Also pretty excited about my accidental litter between the light brindle bitch and my squirrel dog. I’m not for sure how they’ll be but both sides is hunting dog.  Made a trip to white river refuge and knocked out a bunch of squirrels until we found out we needed to be on the north end. That probably explains why there was so many squirrels lmao.












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[t-dog]

Looks like you’ve got your hands full


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[NLAhunter]

For sure got your hands full good luck

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[Arkansashunter96]

I know that’s right.  it’s been my dream since I went with my cousin a few times when I was in elementary. I didn’t get to get any hunting dogs until I was about 21 when I moved out of town. I have literally scoured this site for years and I’m just thankful to finally be able to have hounds of my own and get to work with them. I’ve learned a lot of here.


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[t-dog]

Arkansas you are correct about the knowledge on here. There are a lot of hunters that use a lot of different techniques. Many of them are very successful and like I always say, I can learn something from anyone, even if it’s what not to do.


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[shadygrovehawgdawg]

Looks like you have it going your way. I bet it takes a minute at feeding time.

[Cajun]

Some good hogs and good looking dogs.

[The Old Man]

Glad to see you were able to get dogs and have gotten a good successful start.