[crackerbull]

dogs doing what they were bred to do.it dont get any better......................................................................................

 

[crackerbull]

taken alive and relocated...........

 

[KyleB]

taken alive? looks like they are about to rip its throat out in that first pic :O

 

[attitude]

awesome pics. what do you figure the weight on that sow?

 

[kogeki]

Nice pics Cracker. Thats a good sized hog. You need to some more pics of your dogs working. Is that a full AB in the pic? Thats one nice looking dog.

 

[crackerbull]

taken alive? looks like they are about to rip its throat out in that first pic :O

the dogo has the ear and the yeller cur has the snout.....nobody on the throat.....the spotted leopard is about 3 feet back baying ....what else do you have??..rs

 

[crackerbull]

Nice pics Cracker. Thats a good sized hog. You need to some more pics of your dogs working. Is that a full AB in the pic? Thats one nice looking dog.

thanks ! the white dog is a dogo that belongs to my friend nick...rs

 

[crackerbull]

awesome pics. what do you figure the weight on that sow?

thanks,225 or so..rs

 

[crackerbull]

not dog related but here is a boar i trapped that goes around 325

 

[crackerbull]

another shot

 

[Cookies Mom]

nice shots, except for the hog in the cage, man they are ugly!

 

[Jenn]

Nice pictures. Yes they are ugly, and mean as hell.

 

[LegendsMami]

Awesome pictures!

 

[KyleB]

no no, dont get me wrong, i was just curious on how you tell four dogs to attack a wild boar or pig or whatever it is, and not have them take it by the throat and kill it? just well trained or something? ive never been hunting, or know nothing about it, quite ignorant on the subject lol (i live in southern californaia) ;P

 

[Kasco]

Great pics. You should post more often. Nice to see working dogs working! Those are some huge pigs!! :shock:

 

[Carrie]

i was just curious on how you tell four dogs to attack a wild boar or pig or whatever it is, and not have them take it by the throat and kill it?

The dogs are not attacking the hog, they are catching and holding it...something they have been bred to do for generations upon generations. It is instinctual for them to grab ceratin areas of a hog and hold it until the hunter arrives. If you notice in the pic, there are barely any marks on the hog....if these dogs were attack dogs, the hog would have been shredded.

If you want a good story book on hog catching, look up Lem Miller's American Bulldog Stories, Facts and Legends book.

To the OP..Great pics, thanks for sharing them! Beautiful Dogo!

 

[crackerbull]

i was just curious on how you tell four dogs to attack a wild boar or pig or whatever it is, and not have them take it by the throat and kill it?

The dogs are not attacking the hog, they are catching and holding it...something they have been bred to do for generations upon generations. It is instinctual for them to grab ceratin areas of a hog and hold it until the hunter arrives. If you notice in the pic, there are barely any marks on the hog....if these dogs were attack dogs, the hog would have been shredded.

If you want a good story book on hog catching, look up Lem Miller's American Bulldog Stories, Facts and Legends book.

To the OP..Great pics, thanks for sharing them! Beautiful Dogo!

carrie is right,the hog has minimal damage! a good catchdog hits a spot and holds it.we hunt close to medium range dogs so its only a few minites till we get to the hog after its caught.that also helps keep the damage on the hog and dogs to a minimum.im glad everybody enjoyed seeing working dogs ,i know i sure enjoy working them...rs

 

[kogeki]

I love this Catahoula on your site, Blue:

 

[crackerbull]

I love this Catahoula on your site, Blue:

thanks kogeki,he has grown alot since then and he is ready to go to the woods.updated pics of him comming soon...rs

 

[cfhoftampa]

WOW...big ass hog! :shock:

Where do you go hog catching at? Is it close to Tampa or do you travel to other places? I never realized how big they are...and how close to home they are...kind a scary. LOL!I have never seen a wild boar but know plenty of people who have and have seen the distruction they cause...but I always thought they were smaller. Dont know why but I was not expecting them to be 200+!!

I saw that nice aligator tail cooking on your stove...I love that stuff! Its so sweet that you can cook your own! Home made is always better!