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When you all have hunted a fast track dog, do you notice that terrain makes a significant change in the dogs ability to work out a track?

Do dogs that can really move a track perform the same in swamps, cutovers, or in wide open terrain? Just curious as to your experience.

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I have never noticed that it did If the dog can drive a track it will reguardless of terrain.

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Originally posted by Briar
When you all have hunted a fast track dog, do you notice that terrain makes a significant change in the dogs ability to work out a track?

Do dogs that can really move a track perform the same in swamps, cutovers, or in wide open terrain? Just curious as to your experience.

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can't tell ya, I never had a good track dog.

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