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Author Topic: Anybody got advice on bay or strike vests?  (Read 3976 times)
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« Reply #20 on: March 20, 2011, 07:43:38 pm »

IMO a strike vest is useless. Where do you see most dogs get cut? I'd say the rear end, guts, and throat. A bay vest isn't gonna help any of that.

Do you not get alot of dogs cut in the sternum/chest? Seems like mine do on the initial impact but then get tere feet under them and handle up

I didn't know bay dogs had an initial impact... I thought that was the catch dog's job. Wink
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« Reply #21 on: March 20, 2011, 09:53:48 pm »

IMO a strike vest is useless. Where do you see most dogs get cut? I'd say the rear end, guts, and throat. A bay vest isn't gonna help any of that.

Do you not get alot of dogs cut in the sternum/chest? Seems like mine do on the initial impact but then get tere feet under them and handle up

Yeah, but never had one die from it.
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« Reply #22 on: March 20, 2011, 11:42:31 pm »

IMO a strike vest is useless. Where do you see most dogs get cut? I'd say the rear end, guts, and throat. A bay vest isn't gonna help any of that.

Do you not get alot of dogs cut in the sternum/chest? Seems like mine do on the initial impact but then get tere feet under them and handle up
I have had a awesome strike dog get one poke in the juggular, he didnt make it 30 yard and died. we just thought he rolled off on another hog....well we went to another dog that was bayed killed that hog then went back to the first hog to look for him and found him 30 yards away with one lil poke right under the cut collar....so imo i would run a bib on your strike dogs. i like duncan gear alot it would be my first choice, but i would rec. the NEW boar bibs from wild boar usa too. Dont wast your money on the the boar bibs that dont have kevler. They get shreaded pretty easy. ymo, Mrs, Kbar
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« Reply #23 on: March 21, 2011, 09:37:33 pm »

The last 3 hunts we have had 2 dogs cut on their shoulders and one on his chest just below the neck. Jay gave me an Uglydog bay vest to try on Blade. I may be getting a couple more.
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« Reply #24 on: March 21, 2011, 10:50:34 pm »

     Bay dog vests will help prevent those little cuts that cause just enough damage to shut a dog down for the night.  Alot of bay dogs will try to catch once the cds catch.  I've heard of alot of good strike dogs get sent to the PEARLS from a cut in the chest.  But I would only run vest on the bay dogs when it is cold.
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