A lot of guys use GSP's for hog dogs because of their nose hunting ability and hours in a long race and I know guy's running full GSP's and GSP/hound crosses for deer dogs and that seems to really be picking up speed down south in the big deer dog hunting clubs some have went completely away from ...

I've carried a 6 inch stainless Ruger GP100 in 357 for years I use to carry a Glock 31 (357 Sig) a lot sold it to a hunting buddy wish I'd kept it I've killed some really large boar hogs with both. I've killed some with my Glock 19 in 9mm right ammo it does the job. Someday I'd like to get a Glock ...

I ain't been on here much lately been hunting a lot running my beagles ain't been hunting my treedogs it's bad dry here so dry the fish have ticks... Hopefully get some rain tonight and off and on the rest of the week haven't had any since late August to speak of... Hopefully after the rain start ...

10-4 a lot of the old southern July hounds was double hair coated or shaggy haired and Perks right you was the one feeding the hound and its your business what was done with him

They're anything but slow usually and yes some of the old the old hounds in the past did lack hours that's far from the case now generally. Most of the first July men in this area switched from Walkers to Julys because their Walker foxdogs lacked grit to pull hair on coyotes to make them run or ...

I'm the same way I don't put faith in the GPS either I watch enough to see if I need to move that's about it. Julys generally are very salty not always the case but usually are

Sass there's a couple other July guys right here by me also, Lindell Keeling and JR Ross. JR lives about 5 minutes from me I don't really know him that well I've known Lindell most of my life. Lindell lives at Eminence I got a July female he raised years ago that was Leopard spotted with one glass ...

I guess it's different to everyone now days people watch their GPS instead of watching their dogs. I hear people talk about 14-15 mph average speed on their gps is what they consider a fast hound now days they're most likely the dogmen spoke about above by Perk with the truck, aluminum dogbox, gps ...

There is still have some really good July hounds in my area. I know or knew all of the July breeders in the State since I was a kid until now unless they're relative new comers to it. The Piatts and their family and friends I grew up around them use to hunt with them all the time weekly sometimes ...

There is still some really good July hounds in my area I know or knew all of the July breeders in the State since I was a kid until now unless they're relative new comers to it. The Piatts and their family and friends I grew up around them use to hunt with them all the time they hunt right here ...

Not all hounds pen sour forever but a lot do I've had many that never wanted to do anything but run the road until they cut in front of the hounds actually running the game then they run the track until the game turns hit a road again and repeat never changed. Things I consider... Do hounds openly ...

Mule Man there different breeds of American Foxhound and hundreds of different lines amongst the breeds. Just the lines in the breeds can be as different as night and day. Now days Western bred dogs are crossed with the southern dogs and even the breeds are crossed amongst each other but even 15-20 ...

Scrubrunner about going to your dogs when you were needing comfort from life's stress I've often done the same thing just sit with them sometimes for hours in bad times...

Idk Mule Man and as far as the old southern fox bred dogs I use to have I never remember any of mine rigging but a friend of mine had 2 males out of the old dogs I use to have that did. A friend of mine had a bitch off Warren's Red Clown that would rig but that's all I remember that would. But this ...

Idk honestly and i didn't even see the snakes but could hear them buzzing it wasn't a very big cave opening and I counted at least 19 bites on my dog was a bad night I took him to the vet but he said there wasn't much could be done for him.