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« Reply #20 on: December 11, 2014, 12:08:21 pm » |
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Cooter it sounds like them two already have the hang of it. Good deal. I had complete confidence they would wind and strike you some pigs from your rig. I've had alot of experience with hooding/rigging and its been my observation that a good hog dog is a good one on the ground or on the rig. The next thing you get into is the conditions Reuben mentioned. Sonetimes it will drive you crazy to see them strike and come off and run around like idiots, not knowing where the hogs or the track is. Can get frustrating and although I believe most good dogs will strike from the rig I also believe there are the "great ones" when it comes to rigging and although few and far between I have owned one in my life. When he struck, it was pork and when he left that box he already knew where that hog or track was. No running up and down the road and going back in forth, he went directly to the orgin of the scent. I miss that Ol' dog and its dogs like that, that make me raise and hunt pups. Good luck and I hope to hear one of your dogs proves to be you natural of a lifetime.
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« Reply #21 on: December 11, 2014, 12:15:20 pm » |
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Oconee you right about that when they make it look easy you know ya got one worth talking bout. But heck a solid dog ain't half bad
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