Larry Atherton
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Central Michigan
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First of all without being there it is almost impossible to make an educated guess. Yes, it is fun to make a guess, but it is just that a guess
Last week, the following is something I witnessed, but it is still impossible to say this is what's happening. This time of year coons often move in the daylight making tracks very old. Last week I was getting ready to turn a young dog loose well after midnight. I could see a coon laid up in a tree about 1/4 mile away along a field edge. The young dog took a long time and ran fairly well until the track entered a rock hard corn field. The corn field must have been planted late. The corn was only knee high. The young dog did finally open the circle up to figure the coon left the field. The track ended up at the tree with the coon I had seen earlier. I was glad she finished the track successfully, but really wasn't pleased how it got done.
The long and short of it is keep the young dog in the woods, and remember it is a young dog.
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