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  1. Shanedog
    lugging = catching/holding
  2. Shanedog
    Does anyone ever get shot with all those guns blasting.
  3. Shanedog
    Good photo's
  4. Shanedog
    A photo from yesterday afternoon.
  5. Shanedog
    I downsize my pic's once its uploaded on photobucket, with the edit button. Maybe your photo's are still to big, and need to get downsized first on your pc. Sin and my mates bitch had him bailed briefly until backup arrived. Let us know how you find the chest plate in the blackberry.
  6. Shanedog
    A couple of photo's from the weekend.
  7. Shanedog
    Doesn't matter if they are any good or not Richard, so long as they are always in a good pose for the camera.
  8. Shanedog
    Some of my dogs.
  9. Shanedog
    Good/fast looking dogs mate, what are their x's.
  10. Shanedog
    Been trying to email you, have you got a new address? are you avoiding me mate . I'll send you an email via this site, let me know here if it don't get through.
  11. Shanedog
    Is that you Richard.??
  12. Shanedog
    No one is saying it isn't a big pig, but its a f*****g domestic pig, thats as queer a hunt as you can get for christ sake.
  13. Shanedog
    I'm not that keen on straight bailers myself, but from what i've seen over the years, the better ones give a pig some space once it is stopped, so that it is content to sit back and watch, rather than getting pressured into running again.
  14. Shanedog
    I'm sure your saying that after years of pighunting experience with your own dogs. Kath, I've never had a young dog killed or hurt badly by a boar, hopefully the roll will continue.
  15. Shanedog
    Thats not likely to happen, as wild pigs don't grow to that size. Unless you do as these guys did and go hunting in a pig pen for a domestic boar. :whistle:
  16. Shanedog
    I think the dogs were having a bit of fun with their owners I thought it was a bit of a rude trick to pull on the dutchman when I first saw it, as it could have ripped him in a worse area, but I did just about piss myself laughing lol , I think they made him carry it out afterwards lol.
  17. Shanedog
    if you value your dog at all dont try it.... Are you saying that pighunters don't value their dogs...or what?.
  18. Shanedog
    The young dog did ok, it looked new at it, but stayed caught once it decided to latch on. Just needs to learn not to hang in front thats all.
  19. Shanedog
    I don't know of anyone who uses them here.
  20. Shanedog
    We don't have to worry about roo's and emu's here in NZ lol Getting them stock proof is normally just a matter of getting them used to them, and having zero tolerance for any foulplay. Feral goats are a bit harder, but a "stern" talking to gets through to them eventually. Some dogs learn fast, some a bit slower, and some don't stay in the team very long.
  21. Shanedog

    Boar

    Shanedog replied to MATTI's topic in Big Game Hunting

    I've only been injured once, and that was about 15 years ago. A boar done a job on the side of my kneecap, but it was my fault for not paying attention. I was pulling a young dog off the boars back leg, with the intention of teaching it how to clean hold, but the boar spun around and opened my leg up to the bone. Nothing a few stitches didn't fix up, but could have been worse if it had connected with an artery. Bumps and bruises are common, but not worth a mention.
  22. Shanedog
    Good trip mate, can't complain about that effort.
  23. Shanedog
    I usually have 5 dogs with me when hunting. All x bred dogs. Two dogs is plenty in most cases, but I bring more to give them all a fair go in the hills. They don't get any better locked up in a kennel.
  24. Shanedog
    It doesn't take many generations for a pig to return to the feral state. The feral pig doesn't turn into a russian boar though, no matter how long its been living down the back paddock.
  25. Shanedog
    Pure?. Looks like your everyday common garden variety feral pig. Should be a good eater.
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