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Location: Palatka, FL
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Are you hog dogs silent on track or are they open mouth.

I was thinking about you wanting to know when they stop a hog. Depending on how much they bark on track. You could use the bark indicator to tell if they have bayed.

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One is very open on track and the others are semi silent...that bark indicator helps sometimes but if they go to catching they won’t be barking much...

I will be going soon and I have the collars set on bird dog pointing and I am excited about that change...I made some changes to my boat and was getting it painted...now I need my hunting partners to get snake boots...

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For myself the quickest way to get an indication of what is going on is to watch the Map Page. You can see a dog checking a tree long before it says treed or pointing or sitting. On a 2.5 second delay you know almost exactly when they stop running and start to circle or become stationary. Thing is that it doesn't alert you as you have to be watching the screen.

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Thanks...

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