Registered: Sep 2008
Location: Greeneville,Tn
Posts: 848

WE USUALLY TRY TO DO THE SAME EVERY TIME GO TO THE HIGHEST POINT TOHEAR A DOG THAT HAS WENT OUT THE TOP
I AM NOT SAYIN IT IS ANY ROUGHER THAN PA NY NJ REALLY DONT CARE HOW GOOD YOUR DOGS ARE OR HOW GOOD OF A DOG YOUCAN TRAIN ON THOSE OLD COONS THAT RUN FROM STATE TO STATE MORE INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU DO WHEN DOGS GET OUT OF POSITION TO BE SCORED FAIRLY TO KEEP THE CAST TOGETHER AND HAVE AS GOOD OF A HUNT AS WE CAN I HAVE HAD IT HAPPEN LOTS OF DIFFERENT WAYS BUT WE ALWAYS TRY TO CORK IT OUT FOR THE BETTER OF THE CAST NOT JUST IN TN. EITHER N.C. AL. IN. OH. IA. IL. KY. VA. NO HAVE NOT HUNTED NJ NY PA NOR WILL I EVER UNLESS I HAVE A RICH UNCLE THATS DIES AND LEAVES ME LOTS OF MONEY LOL THEN I COME AND GO HUNTIN UP THAT WAY WOULD LIKE TO GO TO MINN. AND MICH NEVER BEEN THERE

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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: columbia,mo.
Posts: 1256

It is true, you have to try and do whats best for the cast and do it the same each time. We have plenty of places for dogs to get out of hearing here also even though it is fairly flat for the most part. I still am not going to walk 20 min and then start the 8 even if I know the dog ent over that way. We will walk the 8 and see what happens from there. I mean that would be almost 30 min for a dog on the leash. That's 1/4 of the hunt. How can that be fair at all? I'm not argueing, just stating my opinion. I have had dogs of mine get gone and you know they are treed and nothing you can do but take your minus and go get them. Soon as you call time turn on the tracker and beep beep he's treed way over there. Get there got the meat say shoot that sucks and go back to the cast.

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