Lookin for a redbone Gyp to breed our male too

[HOGMAN]

I have a FINISHED hog dog that I would love to breed, NO GYPS that are good down here..... Would like to find some Redbone Pups so I could raise some pups off of him, for personal use... Im in Mississippi, if you know anyone with a good redbone for big game or coon hunting give me a holler... Looking to breed to a finished dog, cause I know my dog is a good one.. He is the dog you can turn him out to find one, he has a great nose, plenty of bottom, not a really big mouth... Ill show him in woods... He is the only Redbone I have, if he wasn't really good I wouldn't want to breed him so bad..

[Goose]

So you referring to no good redbones gyps or no good gyps in general? Not to many hunt redbones in this area.

[HOGMAN]

[HOGMAN]

Goose what is the closest town from you? Big town? I might know where you live.

[Goose]

15 minutes south of columbia

[macedonia mule man]

Hogman, go back to wherever you got the male and find a cousin or aunt buy them regardless if they are good or not. Make the breeding , keep all the pups, hunt them with him all the time. Keep the ones that equall him or is better. dont keep anything that's less than him . If he can produce, you should be able to have 1 or 2 you can keep. Seeing results in breeding takes a long time and you need to be able to throw away a lot of money. It helps if your are young, rich, single, and unemployed so you can stay in the woods. Good ukc.

[Goose]

The way hogs run today your going to have to find somebody who breeds for big game hunting, there aren't but a few who live in our part of the country that breed for these traits . This is just my experience but coon bred dogs have a harder time sticking with a bad running hog, could've been the ones I dealt with though.

[HOGMAN]

I agree with you Goose... Have had several coondog-bred dogs that just cant stay with a bad running Bo hog...

[HOGMAN]