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Originally posted by TylerOSU
If you paid $500-6500 for an entry fee and you could split to make your entry plus 1500 you’d do it too 🤷🏻‍♂️ But you gotta ENTER them first Tar...

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Location: Miami, Ok
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Originally posted by yadkintar
Grandkids put that $500 to $600 entry fee on the back burner. You will see lol. Or if the wife tells you that dirty word ....... No !!



One question tho who you think invented that game y’all are playing lol ?


Tar

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You guys started it... we evolved it to be worth more than trophies 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Location: Freeport,TX
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I like a combination type dog...an all around well balanced dog that can be casted alone and can pack up quickly depending on who hits a good track first...

If I cast four dogs I expect all four dogs to split up and hunt out in different directions...

When a dog strikes a track and the other dogs are coming at a fast speed to join the chase and one hits a good track on the way in...well it’s not a bad thing but I prefer my dogs to work together on a big boar hog...

I can not tolerate dogs that when casted hunt in straight lines and just run straight out for a mile or more...that dog won’t stay long in my kennel, real estate is limited...when the dogs are sent to a hundred or three hundred acre patch of woods I expect the dogs to cover it and if they come out I will feel confident there aren’t any pigs in the area...

Again...the dog needs to prove he can work alone and do it well...that’s first priority...but I want that dog to pack up and honor another good dog quickly...

I used to think everyone considered this type of dog to be the ultimate hunting dog...generally speaking of course...lol

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