hog dog

[JohnS]

No ideas here...

no ideas thor??? you have one of the greatest breeds for a catch dog. i loved my dogo pit mix she was amazing. she kept me from getting cut more than once. and they look awesome when their eyes turn yellow!

[Bhuntinfishn]

Black mouth cur,catahoulas, and pits will have you covered!

[hogdoggintexas]

how will you be hunting what kinda range are you looking for gritty or loose

[deercrazy]

Black mouth cur,catahoulas, and pits will have you covered!

This will work

[Zeeter]

I have a cross between a leopard cat and black mouth cur...... His mamma and daddy are both hardcore pig machines!

[Scooter]

black mouth curs and catahoulas for strike and bay they most the times hunt close, and pits for catchdogs has worked well for me in the past

[ramos104]

I have a black mouth cur 9 weeks old. Let me know if your interested

[mt2078]

I have a black mouth cur 9 weeks old. Let me know if your interested

Info please

[team obsession]

I heard poodles are good....

[DrenalinJunkie]

Whatever you get, get as many as you can afford................hog dogs tend to have short life spans.

[Hawkins]

Whatever you get, get as many as you can afford................hog dogs tend to have short life spans.

This isn't good advice

[team obsession]

Whatever you get, get as many as you can afford................hog dogs tend to have short life spans.

I've had the same 4 dogs for several years. As long as your good and have good trained dogs they'll be fine.

[Charlie6Delta]

I say this one, the price is right!

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=264482&highlight=pup

[whitetail adict]

I've hunted hogs with dogs for over 15 years and have had up to 45 dogs at one time. I've been burnt on many so called jam up strike dogs. The type of dog for you really depends on acreage size that you are hunting on. If you are hunting on large acreage then the best breads I've found are walker/pit cross. The pit puts the grit in them on a running hog and also quiets the mouthy ness. If you are hunting small acreage then the best cross that I've found and hunted with great success is lab/ridge back cross. The lab for endurance and ridge back for nose and grit. Remember never hunt with dogs of other peoples that are crap. Dogs tend to learn from other people. I hunted mostly by myself for that reason. When I did hunt with other people I never brought young dogs in training. Pit/ridge back crosses are awesome and safe catch dogs. Just be careful about going out and buying someone's whole pack. Usually not the best ideal. Pm me if you need some experienced advise. Good luck and be careful.

[GR5]