Registered: Jun 2009
Location: West Kentucky
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Just curious how the wind affects your hunts and your dogs tracking ability. I obviously didn’t have enough dog power last night in the wind, my male seemed to struggle with the tracks last night.

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Location: East central indiana
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Plenty of good hunting in the wind. Sound of the wind covers the sound of a dog/vehicle/gunshot so more places to hunt too

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Good point 🤔

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Registered: Feb 2015
Location: NW Arkansas
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If it's blowing hard enough to make it hard to hear the dogs I just don't enjoy it much even though Garmin will tell me where the dogs are.

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I hate hunting on real windy nights, just takes the fun out , makes it hard or impossible to hear the dogs. I stayed home last night because the wind was blowing hard. I would hate to live where the wind blows hard all of the time, but I know some of you guys do and hunt in the wind all of the time. Dave

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Just curious how the wind affects your hunts and your dogs tracking ability. I obviously didn’t have enough dog power last night in the wind, my male seemed to struggle with the tracks last night.

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