Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Portland, IN
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DAY TIME HEAT!!!!!

Just wondered how everyone else felt. I'm not sure what it is for me, humidity has a lot to do with it too!

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Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Kouts IN
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70 AND ABOVE IS TUFF IF ITS DRY. IF THERES SUM MOISTURE ID SAY 75. THIS IS AT NIGHT THOUGH. THATS A 85 TO 90 DE DAY


MATT HOWS UR POUNDER PUP?
AJs IS LOOKIN GOOD

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Portland, IN
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Artie is looking good. She already has a lot of hunt in her. I've had her hunting, probably 5-6 times already. For a pup 4 months old, she sure goes hunting. She is gone for so long I start to worry! She is too small to put a tracking collar on. Artie is going to be a big dog, but a good looking one! I'm very excited about her. I think she could be something really good! Loves to use her nose, and smells up a lot of trees. The other thing I really like about her is she likes people. Time will tell though!!!

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Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Kouts IN
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COOL GOOD LUCK. THAT LINE HAS PROVIN TO PRODUCE SO DONT SWEAT IT.

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I live in northern Indiana and it's never too hot to hunt up here.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Oakland,Tennessee(west)
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if its to hot for me its to hot for the dogs is the way i usually think..........

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Location: Cheyenne,Oklahoma
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we hunt even if it hits 100+ in the daytime. It will be around 90 when we make our first turn out. But we will always hunt the river or a slough. We just make sure there is water.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: SC
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Down south the humidity is what makes it unbearable.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Kouts, In
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Just got my papers the other day. Who was Mead's Sioux Valley Woody? He was a Gr.Nt. and produced your Jill dog. Did you or your dad hunt with this dog in the past when you purchased Jill? Sue is growing also, has a good mouth, going to take her to the woods for a little squirrel hunting tomorrow. Its hot and humid here too. Take Care. Da' Rat.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Portland, IN
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Rat,

Yeah Dad hunted with him in a night hunt one night. Said he was owned by Mead, and Wes Hitt hunted him. Said he was a nice hound, but he circled around the tree when he treed, didn't stay up on the tree. Dad said he only hunted with him that night, but things didn't go woody's way that night. Actually we got jill at autumn oaks one year on a puppy trade. Then we sold her, and baught her back. How's the squirrell hunting? I haven't been yet but I'm planning on going.

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Registered: Jun 2003
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if i remember right he was out of jetv x souix valley fly 2 a very successful cross.

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Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Indiana
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Woody has been owned by a friend of mine for several years now. He is a sure enough coondog. Not the most stylish treedog but will get treed and have the coon. Has thrown some pretty good pups.He will flat blow a hole in the dark and get the job done. I wish I had one like him.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Comer, Georgia
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of shape your hound is in................90+ if you have been runnin' him/her 4 or 5 nights a week..................above 85 with an out of shape hound, and you might be lookin' at heatstroke................................a poem, from the deep south..........Here I stand, all soaked with sweat..........yes, drenched......totally wet!!!...........But to blame it on the heat, is sure stupidity............'cause everyone knows..............it's the ******* humidity!!!..............written near Macon, Georgia, by yours truly.............August, 2001.

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