Let’s see your recent litters of pups

[WayOutWest]

They look good t, could be a lot worse for an accident.

[Cajun]

T dog It is very possible. Ole Hillbilly makes some pretty wide loops when you cast him. lol But it looks to me, that some Boder collie got in there and beat Ole Uno to the punch.  JK, It could sure be a blessing as those gritty dogs seem to have a short life and all it takes is one lucky shot by a hog. Good luck with them.

[t-dog]

Lol Cajun that’s how I see it too. I figure I’ll know about the border collie if they pass up hogs to herd sheep lol.

The top picture is Uno. The dog sitting is Sam who out of Raylynn and a cousin to Uno. The bottom picture is Raylynn with her brindle daughter Ava (litter mate to Sam).


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[BA-IV]

If you like em T-Dog and it’s a line you know, then you breed em young and sort em out later or else you’ll regret it!

[maverick10]

Here’s a update on my pups there growing fast can’t wait to start them in future 7 weeks old..



Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[NLAhunter]

She had a pile of em tdog I am sure they will turn out for you

Sent from my Pixel 5 using Tapatalk

[NLAhunter]

Good looking Yella puppies there

Sent from my Pixel 5 using Tapatalk

[t-dog]

Maverick if pretty gets it done your pups are a shoe in. Looks like you’ve done a real good job with them.

Thanks for the compliments guys.

BA-IV I think about it the same way you do. I’ve had these same dogs for about 25 years. I can usually predict what I’m gonna get with pretty good accuracy. Although I was off with the colors of this litter lol. When I looked at them earlier though, some of the ones I thought were black are gonna be dark brindles. So I wasn’t AS far off the mark lol.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Mike]

T-dog... I did have one missing for a few days hahahaha. Good lookin’ litter!

[Muddy-N-Bloody]

Lion and boar
I’ll take a white and liver/lemon patch male

Tdog
And from you sir I’ll take a solid black male

Preciate y’all

Lol


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Austesus]

T-dog, how is that raylynn dog bred, as far as what breeds are mixed up in there? She looks like she has some serious running gear. How do your dogs typically hunt as far as range, style, grit, etc? They surely look like they produce!

Maverick, those are some good looking pups. I’m partial to a nice cur dog


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[GOODEN]

Growing fast and getting gritty! Lol!! Turned 4 weeks old today.

[t-dog]

Golden those pups are beautiful and it looks like you and the momma have done well by them.

Raylynn and Uno are both line bred dogs out this family of Cat/Walker cross that I’ve been raising for a good many years. I have been trying to keep bite, brains, and speed as 3 of my top breeding characteristics, but not the only 3 lol. They are fast but the more important speed is the track pushing speed and they have that. They hunt out pretty good. If a young doesn’t leave right off with them then they likely won’t see them again until they are put up bayed. Usually they will get out as far as they need to to get into sign. I have seen them go against the wind and bay hogs a mile away like someone told them where they were. They are very natural about hunting into the wind and find a large number of hogs that way but will also run head up on good tracks. They have enough want to that they will drop their heads and grub out a colder track too. I don’t honestly know what their cold track potential is because we have a high concentration of hogs. I’m not sure how they do it but I think I’ve only seen a hog found behind Ava and Raylynn one time and I know 100% that they left on a track that they hit before getting to spot where the hog was found and yes they finished that track and produced a boar that we caught. My Ava gyp is even faster than her momma Raylynn and the snakiest dog I’ve ever seen in the brush. They will bite the South bound end of a north bound hog if they can but they aren’t suicidal. Uno is in the education phase of that part. I’m hoping he’s a good student. Depending on which dogs are bred together as to what colors I get. Most of them are the same dogs in different colored wrappers meaning the type is consistent just not color. I like a variety of colors anyway.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[t-dog]

Gooden not Golden lol


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Cajun]

  Looks like ole Hillbilly passed by Goden's place while he was making his loops. lol Good looking pups

T-dog sounds like you have all the traits you need. Those are some speedy looking dogs.

[Austesus]

T-Dog, thanks for the run down. I love hearing details about a line of dogs. Especially when the man that has them can tell you all of their traits, hunting style, etc.. I try to focus on my dogs in that sort of detail, I think it sets you way ahead when it comes to learning and making dogs as opposed to just walking through the woods without paying much attention to them until they stop a pig, which Ive seen a lot of people do. I’ve seen people I know breed a dog just because it finds hogs, but never even take the time to notice if they run with their head up or down, if they drift the track, how hot or cold of tracks they’re taking, etc.. that’s the stuff that really interests me. I like to be a student of the dogs, that’s the only reason I hunt, is to enjoy observing dogs work and studying them.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[GOODEN]

Thanks T-dog and Cajun. We’ve got high hopes for them. I took 2 from previous litter Monday and one of em bayed a hog solo until we could get around. Unfortunately the hog broke after we sent the cds but that’s hunting. Cajun, never know these could go back to some of yours. Lol!! These pups grandmother was a full blooded plott but not sure what line she was out of. My buddy is no longer with us that owned her. I’m just trying to keep our line of dogs going along with one other buddy of ours.

[GOODEN]

This is my Hoss male from previous litter. He’s 16 months old now and coming on strong.

[t-dog]

Thanks guys, they aren’t perfect and for sure every pup doesn’t make it but the percentage is high and I enjoy them and not ashamed of them most days, lol. I was talking to my 10 year old a couple days ago about baseball and life and what it takes to be great. I told him to pick anyone in any sport, profession, hobby, etc. that thought deserved to be called great and I would show him that that individual was a student of whatever it was that they were great at. I tried to explain that God given talent would only get anyone or anything so far. The great ones had a fire and a passion for that particular thing and so they studied it from every angle they could. They did it because they wanted to do it not because they had to. I’m not a great dog man or hog hunter but maybe before I die or it’s outlawed I will be. I say this because you said you were a student of the dogs which tells me that given the chance you will likely have a set of dogs that set the bar high just like Cajun’s plott dogs.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Cajun]

Gooden that Hoss dog looks a lot like my Yeller pup. I do get some yellow n red brindles. T dog thanks for the kind words but they r like anybody else’s. They don’t all make it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk