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« Reply #40 on: October 06, 2011, 07:26:01 pm » |
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Ok here goes, I spent they last 20 yrs studying dogs that track coons,cows,deer,rabbits,hogs,drugs,people,biscuits. Ok you get the point, I still can't answer your question.
This is what I did. I found a walker gyp that is the definition of bottom. And added some young plotts. I like me some hound for the nose and noise. Add my partners curs that are hog dogs. Not many get away.we hunt big country with lots of hogs also.
That being said we did not stop a hog the other night. Why? my best guess is no grass or weeds to leave much sent along with some plowed ground and dry weather. But the kicker I think was very low humidity. When you talk to the old hound hunters that know all the good excuses and when you boil it down the thicker the air the better the nose.
OK as far as the Super dogs that will stay on one for several miles and stay bayed till someone comes to them. It's the same ones as described above.
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There is nothing a dip of snuff won't make better. Bow hunter. Bend it and send it. WWT approved
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