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After much reading of the recent conversations on dog feed i decided to try a few and test the results after only one month of feeding. The first feed i tried was very expensive and contained Cheetah meat. After feeding one month i took my hounds hunting but figured out quickly this was no good. My hounds had too much speed and caught every coon they struck on the ground. I then tried the turtle meat food and again found this to be unfit as it slowed them down so much it took all night to make one tree. The next i tried was made of wild mustang meat only. I can not tell you the results of this test yet as i have only carried the dogs out once since trying this feed and have not been able to catch the dogs since.

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After much reading of the recent conversations on dog feed i decided to try a few and test the results after only one month of feeding. The first feed i tried was very expensive and contained Cheetah meat. After feeding one month i took my hounds hunting but figured out quickly this was no good. My hounds had too much speed and caught every coon they struck on the ground. I then tried the turtle meat food and again found this to be unfit as it slowed them down so much it took all night to make one tree. The next i tried was made of wild mustang meat only. I can not tell you the results of this test yet as i have only carried the dogs out once since trying this feed and have not been able to catch the dogs since.

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Registered: May 2008
Location: Gillett, Pa
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well don't try the expensive turkey feed after feeding it for a month i took my best dog to a night hunt and all he would do is stand there barking at the rest of the cast members !

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The initial attempt with feed containing cheetah meat, although expensive, produced unexpected results as the hounds exhibited excessive speed during hunting, making it difficult to control their movements and effectively pursue game. Further trials with tortoise meat and wild mustang meat showed different problems, with the former slowing the dogs too much and the latter yet to be fully evaluated.
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Frankly sharing his experience, the author emphasizes the importance of choosing the right feed, taking into account the specific needs and activities of hunting dogs. This anecdotal evidence contributes to the ongoing conversation about optimal dog nutrition and underscores the importance of making informed decisions when it comes to pet care.

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