My son getting ready to pack this boar out of the mountain

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My daughter and I on her first nice boar

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My youngest daughter with a couple of our dogs

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Like most here we started huntin when we were very young pretty much as soon as we were off the nipple as someone already had stated. The above pic is my buddy with his son on his back on a hunt for boar he and I did a while back. I do ...

Slobberdoc beautiful dog!

We have ran pure and crossbred pits and other bull breeds in our packs for generations. They are not lead in either these are all running catch dogs we use here in Hawaii for boar. We have used them on occasion for goats and wild cattle as well.

I run both GPS and Telemetry collars on my dogs its a safer bet in case something happens to the GPS collar. I hog hunt so ive had the collars destroyed by boar's, GPS antenna wires cut/bit same for the VHF antenna etc. Telemetry just gives me a piece of mind I can find my dogs if the GPS fails for ...

Neff,

Sorry for the late reply!

You do not have to loosen the four corner screws as stated above. Just remove the 2 screws that secure the backing plate>Remove backing plate and lift off collar from the 2 backing plate mounting poles>This will reveal the rubber boot that is covering the antenna ...

Yes we hunt these types of dogs and most everything else. As Pops stated we have dogs from Australia here in Hawaii and a lot of other places as well. But to be honest Boar Hunters here have been breeding and crossing so many breeds including these for many generations before bringing them in from ...

Tom- Sorry but no coons over here

Anarchy- Yes pretty much like the Auzzies mostly crosses from many different breeds.
Yeah its alot of fun to us anyway climbing these hills can sometimes be hell but its all part of the game we play. Gotta take the good with the bad!

NSN-Thanks! They are coming along fine about ready to start the pure pups theyre showing some good potential hope they work out im liking what im seeing so far.

Welcome to the site great place here to learn bet of luck to you with your new found passion.

Aloha!

Aloha Scott,

Thanks for clarifying what you meant. No need on the bergers I go through thousands of them. The only ones ive had issue with in the past were the 115 25 cal. bullets they would pencil through alot even on shoulder hits. This was during the changeover per se between hunting/match ...

Here in Hawaii we do all of the above it just depends on the situation like others have already stated. For me personally alot of my food comes from the mountain and/or the sea I hunt and dive regularly to feed myself and others. But we do let go alot as well we also castrate and mark boars we catch ...

I use Winchester Black Talons, Hornady XTP's and Federal Hydra-Shok's In my 44's

44 Mag Ruger Carbine

I would also look and see which signal the collar is losing

there are two signals the VHF signal which is the link between the 220 handheld and the collar.

And the other is the GPS signal which is with the collar and the Satelites.

Then somthing else to consider.. You have the 220 Handheld GPS ...

Stevemac- Yes, the approach is VERY similar to your style of hunting just wish we had some flat terrain around here too. I remember him saying something about Adelaide but im not sure if thats where they hunted or just stayed for part of thier trips there.

Beautiful Dogs you got there!