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Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 1:47 am
by dirtydan
This weekend the Hardy brothers came up here to the mountain to try their luck on some mountain hogs. One boar damn near cost them their entire pack of cur dogs. Also their catch dog wearing a cut vest and collar. This hog tore up five dogs. The hog put life threatening injuries on 3 dogs including a punctured lung, ripped throat, ripped open stomach cavities, torn tits and the poor old blackmouth took a cutter to his johnson. The cut vest off the bull dog looked like edward scissor hands was juggling with it. Cutter still made it through vest and almost got his lung too. These dogs never quit the hog until they were damn near dead. One was in shock when we found him bleeding out by an arroyo. We got them back in camp and stapled back together. Jed had to patch rooster's punctured lung with a wal mart sack and some duck tape. We all hope she pulls through and makes it. Out of seven dogs the Gascon/Plott they got from Hagerman was the only one not injured. She was in there the whole time. She is turned on already and sure gives it hell. Damn fine little hunting dog. She really impressed me for her age and if I didn't have six dogs I would try and get one too. And she is one of the coolest looking hounds I've ever seen. Real old fashioned with big long ears. Good job on the cross.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 3:21 pm
by Hagerman
Thank you for the input Dirty Dan, it sounds like that cross worked well.
They should be about 9 or 10 months old now and I hope to hear how more of them are doing around the country. Some went to Mississippi, etc. and are being tried on about various critters.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 4:36 pm
by nmplott
Are those gretchen x moose pups

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:32 pm
by Hagerman
Yes they are Stephen and they will be 10 months old the 20th.
Gretchen (the female) is out of Stephen's dogs.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:57 pm
by nmplott
Sounds like this cross is exactly how you planned it. Good work John

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 12:19 am
by BoarHunter1
Sounds like a nice hunt.

You might try some Jagd Terriers to your pack.
They are quick, small, agile, and fearless on Hogs.
And they dont get cut NEAR as much as larger dogs due to their size.


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Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 9:10 pm
by nmplott
can you post some photos of these pups

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 9:17 pm
by dirtydan
They are gonna come up here this weekend and try her out on some bear. We'll let you know how she does.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 12:54 am
by Hagerman
BoarHunter1,
I don't have any Jadgterriers, but I have a Patterdale.
I'm kinda wondering about crossing the Gascon on the Patterdale. I think it would be awsome.
My problem is they are both male and I don't think the Patterdale goes for kinda stuff...Moose, the Gascon doesn't care.
I've caught Moose eyeballing my mares.

DirtyDan,
If you can get a picture of her, take one please. I believe the Hardy boys must be technologically challenged.
I haven't hardly heard a peep out of them.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:58 am
by nmplott
If we hook up nimmer and moose we can probably pull some wagons with them.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 3:21 pm
by dirtydan
Hagerman wrote:BoarHunter1,
I don't have any Jadgterriers, but I have a Patterdale.
I'm kinda wondering about crossing the Gascon on the Patterdale. I think it would be awsome.
My problem is they are both male and I don't think the Patterdale goes for kinda stuff...Moose, the Gascon doesn't care.
I've caught Moose eyeballing my mares.

DirtyDan,
If you can get a picture of her, take one please. I believe the Hardy boys must be technologically challenged.
I haven't hardly heard a peep out of them.


Hagerman, I wouldn't expect much technology from them fellers. They can make my little redneck ass look like a city slicker. I will try my best to get a picture of her posted on here this weekend.

Boarhunter, those are some cool pictures. They look like the beagles of hog hunting. It looks like they could probably make a pig dance.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 4:03 pm
by dirtydan
I'm sorry to report that Post one of the Blackmouths has passed away today due to his injuries sustained this weekend. He went out doing what he loved the most. R.I.P

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 11:39 pm
by Hagerman
I'm sorry to hear that DirtyDan.
It's tough losing a good dog regardless of the type of dog or work, but like you said, he went out doing what he was bred for and lived for.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 10:55 am
by Hagerman
DirtyDan, Those pups were born January 20th which makes them 7 months this month.

Re: Hagerman's Gascon/Plott not too shabby

Posted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 7:23 pm
by dirtydan
well hell that makes her even more impressive. I thought she was a little older around 10 months old. You should try and post some pics of the littermates so everyone can see what they look like. Really old fashion houndy lookin hounds with a pretty unique brindle color. Not quite like any other brindle I've seen.