Registered: Dec 2006
Location: Springfield, Ga.
Posts: 4254

i agree with Clay. While i myself have no disabilities,except for maybe lack of brians at times, I know that the day is coming when i'll be a senior, probably slower than i am now, and still want to hunt and be treated fairly just as much or more so than i do now. If you are judging, slow them fellows down. Most times, a warning to the faster ones is all it takes. If more measures need to be taken, take them. they will learn that we all need to have an equal opportunity to win the cast, based on dog ability, and not a handlers inability to keep up with them. As for the disabled folks, especially our vets, we sure need to make some arrangements for them to compete. We owe our freedoms to our veterans, and should you be a faster type hunting on a cast with a vet and me, and you don't have the decency or respect to slow down, you'll have a short night if i'm judging.

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