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TColt
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« on: August 16, 2011, 09:15:46 am » |
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Im not saying you must have alot of land, it just helps. It also depends in the hounds you run but there is no doubting that the average hound is gonna have a better nose and go out further than the average cur. I feel like they will run a colder trail alot longer also, from the ones I have seen.
The reason I say it would be a good south texas dog is because of the heat and dry weather. Dogs with better heat tolerance and a colder nose would do better in this type of situation. The large pieces of land is just a bonus. I have large pieces of property here in north texas also.
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