Hoosier Man1
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Registered: Oct 2010
Location: Ohio
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quote: Originally posted by shuss
Are you also the Competitive type guy who got kicked out of the Church Softball league for Cussing the Umpire? My point is everything in life aint no competition.
The very Best coon hunt I was ever on was a competition hunt, but saying that, the very Worst hunt I ever had was a competition hunt, so Im no stranger to the Hunts.
If you Comp. hunt on Saturday, that leaves 6 more days of the week for pleasure hunting. If you miss 2 hunts a month due to work, that leaves 28 something days to pleasure hunt. Now Im not a Scholar or nothing but thats a lot of time in the woods for you and your Competitive self to have a good time. Me, I had rather have good company and, I guess, a me too dog.
What you feed and what you like is YOUR choice and all that matters is that you are satisfied with what you hunt.
Myself, I hunt through the week by myself in hopes of making my dog a better hound. Its not all about having fun for me. Competition hunting to me is no different then playing basketball or baseball my whole life. I put the hours in by practicing for years so that I could give myfelf the best chance to be on a winning team.
When you enter a hunt its you against the other members you draw. Now, you can show up with a me too dog, a half finished dog, a trashy dog, a track wholering dog OR you can show up with a finished dog that has had the hunt time put on it and gladly except the results of the hunt.
I'm all about having a good time and a fun hunt but its a sport and I do my part through the week to try to be succsessful on the weekends. No matter what sport you compete in you will have those who put the time and effort in opposed to those who dont. I believe and know that for the best chance for me to win is by hunting a dog that will not cover another dog. Also in coon season when I cut my two hounds I like going to two different trees.
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