Message #488226

[Cajun]

Judge, It is basically just what Reuben replied . It does depend on the time of the year & terrain. To give a example last weekend we hunted a place where earlier in the year it is very thick. Now that the vegetaion has died off we got on two different runners. Ran one for 3 hours & caught it & ran the other for 2 hours & caught it also. This is a place with really good russian hogs & it gets a lot of pressure put on it. This time of the year we are hunting the survivors & they know how to run. But with the vegetation dying off, the dogs can open up & run too.